Weather Geeks Podcast

The Weather Geeks Podcast is made by the people behind The Weather Channel TV network.

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Episode Guide

No.EpisodeTitleGuestsListen to episodePublishedDescription ExcerptTags
419E409Measuring Tornadoes from SpaceConnell Miller2026-04-08Guest: Dr. Connell Miller, Western University When a tornado tears through the landscape, one of the first questions we ask is, how strong was it? ...Economic growth, Climate action, AI for climate, Clean energy transition, Cities and urban design, Energy efficiency, Battery material discovery, Investment and capex, Open access publishing, Social capital, Multilateralism, India AI summit, Systemic transformation
418E408Stop and See the CloudsBruce Albrecht2026-04-01Guest: Dr. Bruce Albrecht, University of Miami Most of us look at the sky every day but let’s be honest, we usually only glance up ...Cloud appreciation, See My Clouds, Cloud photography, Cloud classification, Marine stratocumulus, Cloud radar, Cloud microphysics, Aerosol cloud interaction, Ship tracks, Weather enthusiasts, Sky watching, Severe weather, Sunset photography, Weather education, Citizen science
417E407Looking Back at Winter 2025-26Paul Goodloe2026-03-25Guest: Paul Goodloe,. Weather Channel Meteorologist. Winter is officially in the rearview mirror and while some parts of the country were digging out from snow and …Winter 2025-26, Winter weather recap, Snow and ice, Blizzard of 1978, Winter Storm Fern, Winter Storm Gianna, Winter Storm Hernando, Northeast snowstorms, Great Lakes winter, Blizzard conditions, Ice storm impacts, Western U.S. winter, Sierra snow, Avalanche risk, Weather forecasting
416E406Inside the Forecast: From the Air Force to the White HouseAndrew Gay2026-03-18Guest: Lt. Col. Andrew Gay Forecasts don’t just matter for farmers, travelers, or weekend plans — they can influence decisions that ripple across the globe. Few …
415E405Inside the American Weather Enterprise AssociationDoug Hilderbrand, Jennifer Sprague-Hilderbrand2026-03-11Guests: Doug Hilderbrand & Jennifer Sprague-Hilderbrand. When you think about the weather world, you might picture satellites spinning overhead, supercomputers crunching data, or meteorologists trying to …
414E404Inside Severe Season: A Conversation with the SPC DirectorRussell Schneider2026-03-04Guest: Dr. Russell Schneider. Spring may mean blooming flowers and warmer days, but for meteorologists, it means something else entirely: severe weather season is officially here. …
413E403Digital Meteorology with Ryan Hall, Y’allRyan Hall2026-02-25Guest: Ryan Hall. When severe weather is on the horizon, many people turn to their local meteorologist—but millions are heading to YouTube to get the latest …
412E402Geeking Out About “Wicked Weather”Alexander Gates2026-02-18Guest: Dr. Alexander Gates, Rutgers University - Newark. Weather doesn’t just shape our daily plans — sometimes, it shapes the course of history.. From floods that …
411E401Rethinking the 100-Year Flood EventYounes Alila2026-02-11Guest: Dr. Younes Alila, University of British Columbia. Floods are some of the most devastating natural disasters on Earth—washing away homes, reshaping landscapes, and testing the limits …
410E400U.S. Forest Service Fighting Wildfires with MeteorologyMarcus Williams2026-02-04Guest: Dr. Marcus Williams, Research Meteorologist. Wildfire is one of the most complex weather-driven hazards we face — shaped by wind, terrain, fuel, and timing, where …
409E399Keeping Up With CappucciMatthew Cappucci2026-01-28Guest: Matthew Cappucci. If you’ve ever watched a weather forecast and thought, “Wow, that meteorologist has way more energy than the atmosphere itself,” there’s a good …
408E398The 2025 Hurricane Models Report CardWallace Hogsett2026-01-21Guest: Dr. Wallace Hogsett, Science & Operations Officer at the NHC. Every hurricane season tells a story — not just through the storms that form, but …
407E397The Human Side of Hurricane ResponseSamira Davis2026-01-14Guest: Samira Davis, United Cajun Navy. When disaster strikes, it’s often the people on the ground — not the headlines — who make the biggest difference. …
406E396James Spann and the Next Era of Local WeatherJames Spann2026-01-07Guest: James Spann, Chief Meteorologist & Founder of the Alabama. Weather Network. When it comes to weather, few names carry the respect, trust, and authority of …
405E395Texas Flood Disaster | Re-releasedWeather Geeks Team2025-12-31Weather Geeks Team What began as Fourth of July thunderstorms in Kerr County, Texas rapidly evolved into a catastrophic flash flood that overwhelmed campgrounds, highways, and …
404E394Alan Sealls: A Lifetime in Weather and the Future of AMS | Re-releasedAlan Sealls2025-12-24RECORDED FEBRUARY 21, 2025; Originally released April 30, 2025 Guest: Alan Sealls, AMS President-Elect. For decades, broadcast meteorologists have been the trusted voices guiding us through hurricanes, tornadoes, …
403E394Exclusive: Jim Cantore and Dr. Neil JacobsNeil Jacobs2025-12-19Guest: Dr. Neil Jacobs. Every forecast, every watch or warning, every piece of storm research in America… starts at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. And there’s …
402E393Weather Out West | Re-releasedDaniel Swain2025-12-17RECORDED FEBRUARY 25, 2025; Originally released March 26, 2025 Guest: Daniel Swain. Winds are howling outside Los Angeles, California on a dry January day. The hillsides north …
401E392Chasing Hail | Re-releasedSean Waugh2025-12-10RECORDED MARCH 4, 2025; Originally released March 12, 2024 Guest: Dr. Sean Waugh, National Severe Storms Laboratory research scientist. As we’ve seen in the movies, and real life, tornadoes …
400E391A Deep Dive into Google DeepMind | Re-releasedIlan Price, Matt Willson2025-12-03RECORDED JANUARY 22, 2025; Originally released FEBRUARY 12, 2025 Guests: Dr. Ilan Price, Senior Research Scientist, & Matt Willson, Research Engineer. From the Euro to the GFS …
399E3902025 Weather Wrap-Up2025-11-26It’s been one wild ride through the atmosphere this year — from record-breaking heat waves to snowstorms that made us double-check the map, a hurricane …
398E387The Weather Guys at WisconsinSteven Ackerman, Jonathan Martin2025-11-19Guests: Dr. Steven Ackerman and Dr. Jonathan Martin. For most of us, weather talk is a quick chat about the weekend forecast or a snowy commute. …
397E389Ken Burns vs. Mother Nature: Behind the Scenes of The American RevolutionKen Burns2025-11-12Guest: Ken Burns He’s an Award-Winning Filmmaker known for his documentary films and television series, many of which chronicle American history and culture. Some of his most …
396E386From Cocoa to Climate: Weather at Mars, Inc.Alex Tomoff2025-11-05Guest: Alex Tomoff. When you think of weather and meteorology, you probably picture storm chasers, satellites, or your local forecast. But what about chocolate? At Mars, …
395E385Supporting Virginia from the Green Screen to Capitol HillSean Sublette2025-10-29Guest: Sean Sublette. When science and policy meet, the results can shape the way communities prepare for the future. Our guest today, meteorologist and science communicator …
394E384Shipping, Safety, and Storms: Forecasting for AmazonJosh Kastman2025-10-22Guest: Dr. Josh Kastman. When you think about Amazon, you probably picture two-day shipping, Prime Video, or that familiar brown package on your doorstep. But behind …
393E383Balanced Weather: Cutting Through the Storm of MisinformationAlan Gerard2025-10-15Guest: Alan Gerard. From tornado outbreaks to hurricane landfalls, few have had a front-row seat to as many high-impact weather events as Alan Gerard. After decades …
392E380Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: Fighting for Clean TransportationRachel Muncrief2025-10-08Guest: Dr. Rachel Muncrief. When we think about tackling climate change, it’s easy to picture solar panels and wind farms. But there’s another piece of the …
391E382Cones, Chaos, and Clarity: The State of Hurricane ModelingAndy Hazelton2025-10-01Guest: Dr. Andy Hazelton, University of Miami. When a hurricane’s on the horizon, we turn to the forecast models—those swirling graphics and spaghetti plots that try …
390E381Weathering the Storm: Policy, People, and Public SafetyEric Sorensen2025-09-24Guest: Rep. Eric Sorensen, IL-17. When severe weather strikes, the National. Weather Service is on the front lines saving lives, but what happens when those front …
389E379From Lab to Lawn: Making Storm Prep PracticalRachael Gauthier2025-09-22Guest: Rachael Gauthier, IBHS. From hurricane shutters to fortified roofs, storm prep advice is everywhere, but how do you know what actually works? At the Insurance …
388E378Using Virtual Reality to Weather the StormGrace Ahn2025-09-10Guest: Dr. Grace Ahn, University of Georgia. When a hurricane threatens, the most dangerous part often isn’t the wind—it’s the water. Storm surge can arrive fast, …
387E377Now Boarding: TurbulenceIgnacio Gallego-Marcos2025-09-03Guest: Ignacio Gallego-Marcos, Founder of Turbli. If you have ever flown, odds are that you have experienced turbulence.. Whether it was minor, or severe enough to …
386E376Cloud Warriors: The Front Lines of Weather ForecastingTom Weber2025-08-27Guest: Tom Weber. When we talk about weather forecasting, we often picture meteorologists at a green screen or storm chasers racing toward a supercell. But behind …
385E375Megalodons, Mermaids, and Climate Change - Oh My!Ellen Prager, Dave Jones2025-08-20Guests: Dr. Ellen Prager & Dave Jones Ever heard someone say sharks are growing legs, or that peeing on a jellyfish sting actually helps? Yeah… same …
384E374The Weather Gods Curse the Gettysburg CampaignJon Nese2025-08-13Guest: Dr. Jon Nese. When we think of the Battle of Gettysburg, we picture tactics, terrain, and turning points but what about the temperature? The clouds? …
383E373Little House, Big Climate: Lessons from Laura Ingalls WilderBarb Mayes Boustead2025-08-06Guest: Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead. When we talk about climate change, the conversation is often full of data, models, and projections, but sometimes, the most powerful …
382E372From Sparks to Surveillance: The Science Behind ALERTCaliforniaNeal Driscoll2025-07-30Guest: Dr. Neal Driscoll. Wildfire season used to have a start and end date, but in today’s climate, it feels like it never really stops.. As …
381E371Economic Value of Hurricane ForecastsRenato Molina2025-07-23Guest: Dr. Renato Molina, University of Miami. Every year, hurricanes threaten lives, infrastructure, and the economies of coastal communities—but what if better forecasting could actually save …
380E370A Deeper Look into the Iowa MesonetDaryl Herzmann2025-07-16Guest: Daryl Herzmann, Iowa State University. Whether you’re a farmer tracking rainfall, a storm chaser following severe weather, or just someone who loves keeping an eye …
379E369Texas Flood DisasterWeather Geeks Team2025-07-09Weather Geeks Team What began as Fourth of July thunderstorms in Kerr County, Texas rapidly evolved into a catastrophic flash flood that overwhelmed campgrounds, highways, and …
378E368Going for Gold, No Matter the WeatherBejan Abtahi, Maria Augutis2025-07-02Guests: Bejan Abtahi & Maria Augutis. Every four years the most incredible athletes from around the globe gather to showcase their athletic abilities in the Olympics. …
377E367Detecting Wildfires from OrbitChris Van Arsdale2025-06-25Guest: Chris Van Arsdale, Google Climate & Energy Research Lead Wildfires aren’t just a summer problem anymore. This past January, California faced an unusual and intense wildfire …
376E366Observing Tornadoes with the OTUS ProjectNelson Tucker, Louis Tucker2025-06-18Guests: Nelson & Louis Tucker. When it comes to tornadoes, getting close is both the goal and the danger.. For decades, scientists have relied on radar, …
375E365Building Back Better from HurricanesBrian Bledsoe2025-06-11Guest: Dr. Brian Bledsoe, University of Georgia. When a hurricane makes landfall, we expect the strongest impacts to hit the coast. But Hurricane Helene proved that …
374E364Why 40% Chance of Rain Confuses Everyone And How to Fix ItAnne Heggli2025-06-04Guest: Dr. Anne Heggli, Assistant Research Professor at the Desert Research Institute. Weather forecasts are more than just high and low temperatures or the chance of …
373E363Tackling Fast Fashion SustainabilityPamela James2025-05-28Guest: Pamela James, CEO & Founder of Paloma St. James It’s no mystery that industrialization has a negative impact on the environment; however, an unexpected contributor …
372E362Pixies, Gnomes, and Jets - Oh My!Levi Boggs2025-05-21Guest: Dr. Levi Boggs, Georgia Tech Research Institute. When we think of lightning, we picture bolts striking the ground during a thunderstorm—but not all electrical activity …
371E359Revolutionizing Weather Prediction with MicrosatellitesAl Gasiewski2025-05-14Guest: Dr. Al Gasiewski, Chief Scientist at. Weather Stream. From hurricanes to heat waves, accurate weather forecasting relies on one crucial factor: data. But much of …
370E358Intersection of Weather and Urban LandscapesDev Niyogi2025-05-07GUEST: Dr. Dev Niyogi, Professor at University of Texas at Austin Cities aren’t just concrete jungles—they’re microclimates of their own, shaping the weather in ways you …
369E353Alan Sealls: A Lifetime in Weather and the Future of AMSAlan Sealls2025-04-30Guest: Alan Sealls, AMS President-Elect. For decades, broadcast meteorologists have been the trusted voices guiding us through hurricanes, tornadoes, and everyday forecasts. But behind every great …
368E360Safety vs. Schedule: The Parental Perspective on School Weather ClosuresStephen Wooten2025-04-23Guest: Stephen Wooten, Researcher. As a parent, there’s nothing more important than making sure your child is safe—especially when severe weather threatens their school day.. Whether …
367E351Inside Georgia Tech’s Severe Storms Research CenterJohn Trostel2025-04-16Guest: John Trostel, Director. From towering supercells to fast-moving derechos, severe storms are some of the most powerful and unpredictable forces in nature.. Forecasting these storms …
366E361Rebuilding Resilience: Lessons from Hurricane Helene in North CarolinaJenny Dissen2025-04-09Guest: Jenny Dissen, NCICS. When a hurricane strikes, the immediate damage is only part of the story. The real test comes in the days, weeks, and …
365E357Is NOAA Going to be Okay?Rick Spinrad2025-04-02Guest: Dr. Rick Spinrad, Outgoing NOAA Administrator. From predicting hurricanes and monitoring our oceans to leading cutting-edge climate research, NOAA plays a critical role in protecting …
364E354Weather Out WestDaniel Swain2025-03-26Guest: Daniel Swain. Winds are howling outside Los Angeles, California on a dry January day. The hillsides north and east of the city erupt in flames. …
363E356Snow Squall Warning CommunicationJohn Banghoff, Jonathan Guseman, Jase Bernhardt2025-03-19Guests: John Banghoff, Jonathan Guseman, Jase Bernhardt. We’ve all seen it. A multi-car pile-up accident that seems unstoppable. One weather phenomenon is often at the root of these …
362E355Chasing HailSean Waugh2025-03-12Guest: Dr. Sean Waugh, National Severe Storms Laboratory research scientist. As we’ve seen in the movies, and real life, tornadoes are some of the most destructive forces …
361E350Predicting Severe Weather Using AIJason Deese2025-03-05Guest: Jason Deese, CEO of Flash. Weather AI Weather forecasting has always been a mix of art and science, relying on tools like the Euro and …
360E352California’s Disastrous WildfiresAnthony Edwards2025-02-26Guest: Anthony Edwards, Newsroom Meteorologist with the San Francisco Chronicle. With every new year comes hope for a prosperous year.. For thousands in southern California, that …
359E349Space City WeatherEric Berger2025-02-19Guest: Eric Berger 4.…3….2….1…. Liftoff! - of this week’s episode of. Weather Geeks with our special guest - Eric Berger. Launching his career as a science …
358E346A Deep Dive into Google DeepMindIlan Price, Matt Willson2025-02-12Guests: Dr. Ilan Price, Senior Research Scientist, & Matt Willson, Research Engineer. From the Euro to the GFS to the Canadian, there are multitudes of models …
357E348How the Weather Can Affect Your Home InsurancePhilip Mulder2025-02-05Guest: Dr. Philip Mulder, Assistant Professor at UW-Madison Once you become a homeowner, you are flooded with the overwhelming responsibility of protecting your home, which means …
356E347IceCHIP Field CampaignVictor Gensini2025-01-29Guest: Dr. Victor Gensini. When discussions are had about Billion-Dollar Disasters, odds are your mind goes to the biggest hurricane landfalls and tornadoes that struck the …
355E322Let's Geek Out About Tornadoes! | Re-ReleasedPaul Markowski2025-01-22RECORDED MARCH 28, 2024 Originally released MAY 29, 2024 Guest: Dr. Paul Markowski, Penn State We are in the throes of the springtime severe season and even …
354E330The Olympics & Sports Ecology | Re-releasedJessica Murfree2025-01-15RECORDED JULY 9, 2024 Originally released JULY 31, 2024 Guest: Dr. Jessica Murfree, Assistant Professor at UNC Chapel Hill The biggest event in the sporting world is …
353E319Behind the Scenes at NCEI | Re-releasedJared Rennie2025-01-08RECORDED MARCH12, 2024 Originally released MAY 15, 2024 Guest: Jared Rennie, NCEI Research Meteorologist Gathering and analyzing data today to help us prepare for tomorrow. One sentence …
352E331Twisters: Taming the Tornado | Re-releasedRick Smith2025-01-01RECORDED JULY 30, 2024 Originally released AUGUST 7, 2024 Guest: Rick Smith, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for NWS Norman. If you feel it, chase it! That is the tagline …
351E323Improving Hurricane Risk Perceptions |Re-releaseJason Senkbeil2024-12-25RECORDED MARCH 15, 2024 Originally released JUNE 12, 2024 Guest: Dr. Jason Senkbeil, Associate Professor at the University of Alabama Hurricane season is rapidly approaching! Many elements that …
350E328Weather Geeks 10th Anniversary | Re-releasedMarshall Shepherd and the Creators of Weather Geeks2024-12-18RECORDED JUNE 7, 2024 Originally released JULY 17, 2024 Guest: Dr. Shepherd & the Creators of. Weather Geeks. As long as there has been weather, we have …
349E313A Deeper Dive Into Our Closest Star | Re-releasedAlex Young2024-12-11RECORDED APRIL 1, 2024 Originally released April 3, 2024 Guest: Dr. C. Alex Young, NASA Heliophysicist You may have noticed there’s been plenty of conversation concerning the …
348E324Voyages Beyond the Horizon | Re-releasedDawn Wright2024-12-04Guest: Dr. Dawn Wright, United States Science Envoy RECORDED APRIL 18, 2024. Originally Released June 19, 2024 One of the greatest joys in being a scientist is …
347E3452024 Weather Wrap-UpWeather Geeks Team2024-11-27Guest:. Weather Geeks Team. Working as a meteorologist is never boring, because the weather changes every single day!. With how volatile each day could be, there are …
346E344Using AI to Assess Hurricane DamageRobin Murphy2024-11-20Guest: Dr. Robin Murphy, Professor at Texas A&M University. With many natural disasters it takes time to fully understand the scope of the devastation. We have …
345E343Communicating Weather Impacts for RV TravelersDave Titley2024-11-13Guest: Dave Titley, Co-Founder of RV. Weather Enterprises.
Description: When you’re traveling somewhere, whether it’s on vacation or for business, odds are you are just going to …
344E342Atmospheric Insights at NCAREverette Joseph2024-11-06Guest: Everette Joseph, Director of NCAR.
Description: We have the NWS, NOAA. and NCEI, but another very valuable member of the meteorological alphabet soup is NCAR, …
343E341Fall Foliage ForecastingEvan Fisher2024-10-23Guest: Evan Fisher. As the summer season turns to cooler fall temperatures, the annual passage of time is marked by the changing of the leaves.. Whether …
342E340Compound Disasters Along the Gulf CoastRoy Wright2024-10-16Guest: Roy Wright, President & CEO of IBHS Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me. After a natural disaster strikes a community, …
341E340Hurricane Milton: Special EpisodeMatt Sitkowski, Greg Postel2024-10-09As Hurricane Milton bears down on the state of Florida, Dr. Matt Sitkowski and Dr. Greg Postel of The Weather Channel sit down to discuss …
340E339The Triple Whammy Flood ProblemMatt Bilskie2024-10-02Guest: Dr. Matt Bilskie, Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia A lot of our. Weather Geeks listeners will remember the classic game show, “Press Your …
339E338Painting the WeatherBill Haskell2024-09-25Guest: Bill Haskell, Artist. Artists and musicians will often cite a muse as their inspiration for their works of art, which is usually a love interest …
338E337NOAA: Undervalued and Underfunded?Scott Rayder2024-09-18Guest: Scott Rayder, President of Lynker Here on the. Weather Geeks podcast, we don’t have to remind you what NOAA is and how they work every …
337E336Touching Base with NASA's PACEJeremy Werdell2024-09-11Guest: Dr. Jeremy Werdell, Oceanographer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. From the smallest plankton to the grandest cloud formations, the PACE mission is poised to …
336E335Can Pollen Change The Weather?Jordan Schnell2024-09-04Guest: Dr. Jordan Schnell, Research Associate for CIRES at CU Boulder; NOAA GSL You know the Phil Collins song that goes “I can feel it coming …
335E333From Astrophysics to the AMSStella Kafka2024-08-21Guest: Dr. Stella Kafka, AMS Executive Director The world of meteorology is vast, with the options of different career paths spreading far and wide! You don’t have …
334E332Sargassum, Coral Reefs, and Water QualityBrian LaPointe2024-08-14Guest: Dr. Brian LaPointe, Research Professor at Florida Atlantic University. As we are heading into the throes of summer, a lot of you are going to …
333E329The Sport of Storm ChasingCharles Peek2024-07-24Guest: Charles Peek, Storm Tracker for The. Weather Channel It’s the thrill of the chase! After a record-breaking severe season, countless jaw-dropping videos of supercells and tornadoes …
332E327Using AI to Study Weather & ClimateCampbell Watson2024-07-10Guest: Campbell Watson, Senior Research Scientist at IBM Research. As artificial intelligence, or AI, continues to become more pervasive in our technology, it’s only natural to wonder …
331E326Flash Flood Severity IndexAmanda Schroeder2024-07-03Guest: Dr. Amanda Schroeder, NWS Fort Worth. Description: Flooding can occur any time of the year and in any part of the United States. It is a …
330E325Space Weather Prediction CenterClinton Wallace2024-06-26Guest: Clinton Wallace, Director of the SWPC. Weather Geeks often spend their time looking up at the sky, but there are some Geeks that look even …
329E321D-Day: How the Weather Saved NATOJohn Ross2024-06-05Guest: John Ross, author. Whether you’ve heard about D-Day or the Battle of Normandy through a textbook at school many years ago or from a documentary …
328E320Weather On Top of the WorldCharlie Peachey2024-05-22Guest: Charlie Peachey, Mount Washington. Weather Observer The United States sees almost every kind of meteorological phenomena imaginable, but there’s one place where the weather can …
327E318New Developments in Rapid IntensificationFalko Judt2024-05-08Guest: Dr. Falko Judt, Research Meteorologist at NCAR In tropical meteorology, the term ‘rapid intensification’ describes a tropical cyclone that does just that: it rapidly intensifies. …
326E317Let’s Clear the Biases in Weather AIAmy McGovern2024-05-01Guest: Dr. Amy McGovern, University of Oklahoma We as humans all have biases whether we like to believe it or not, especially when it comes to …
325E316High Elevation Weather StationsBaker Perry2024-04-24Guest: Dr. Baker Perry, National Geographic Explorer. When it comes to the highest places on Earth, the Rockies, the Andes and of course, the Himalayas come …
324E315Weather & FashionNicole Mölders2024-04-17Guest: Dr. Nicole Mölders, Professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks. If you grew up in a colder climate, your parents always told you that you have …
323E314How AI is Helping Weather Models Make the GradeStephan Rasp2024-04-10Guest: Dr. Stephan Rasp, Senior Research Scientist at Google. As technology continues to improve, weather models are becoming increasingly more accurate in the short term due …
322E312Caribbean Flash DroughtsCraig Ramseyer2024-03-27Guest: Craig Ramseyer, Assistant Prof. at Virginia Tech. When a drought is depicted on TV or in movies, you’ll usually see parched farmland with wilted crops …
321E311The Berardelli BonusJeff Berardelli2024-03-20Guest: Jeff Berardelli, WFLA-TV Chief Meteorologist. As you go about your daily life, you may check your local news station for the weather for the day …
320E310Climate & Environmental LawMadison Condon2024-03-13Guest: Madison Condon. As much as you’d want to stop drinking out of plastic straws or hop on public transportation, there is only so much that …
319E309Natural Disaster EconomicsKevin Simmons2024-03-06Guest: Dr. Kevin Simmons
Episode Intro: In our current tornado and severe thunderstorm warning system, if you are put under a warning, there is no question …
318E308Severe Stats at the SPCEvan Bentley2024-02-28Guest: Evan Bentley
Episode Intro: In the world of meteorology, the letters “SPC” carry a lot of weight. From severe weather to flooding and fire, the …
317E307Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai Volcano RetrospectiveDavid Wilmouth2024-02-21Guest: Dr. David Wilmouth
Episode Intro: On January 15, 2022, a massive eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano occurred, sending literal shockwaves around the globe …
316E306Science Behind Billion Dollar DisastersAdam Smith2024-02-14Guest: Adam Smith, NOAA / NCEI Episode. Intro: 2023 set the record for the most billion dollar disasters in the United States in one calendar year.. As …
315E305WeathergamiJonathan Kahl2024-02-07Guest: Dr. Jonathan Kahl, Professor at UW-Milwaukee. If you’re a sports fan, you may know the term “Scorigami!”. When you have a score combination that has never …
314E304Looking Back and Forward at the NWSGreg Carbin2024-01-31Guest: Greg Carbin. Over the past half a century, we’ve been experiencing the same thunderstorms, blizzards, and hurricanes. Our changing climate may have altered how these weather …
313E303How Do People Interpret Weather Warnings (Re-release of episode 288 from 9/20/23)Justin Sharpe2024-01-24Guest: Dr. Justin Sharpe We all know the saying “if a tree falls in a forest and there’s nobody around to hear it, does it make a …
312E302Trailblazing at the SPC (Re-release of Ep 280 from 8/2/2023)Liz Leitman2024-01-17Guest: Liz Leitman You are probably familiar with severe thunderstorm and tornado watches. The storm prediction center and its predecessors have been issuing them since the 1950’s …
311E301Our Fragile Moment" Author Dr. Michael Mann (re-release of Ep 286 from 9/27/2023)Michael Mann2024-01-10Guest: Dr. Michael Mann The topic of climate change and the future of our planet is both a controversial as well as at times difficult topic …
310E254Sports & Weather: Better Together (RERUN)Jessica Arnoldy2024-01-03Guests: Jessica Arnoldy.
Introduction: A lot of us have memories of being carpooled to your Saturday morning Little League game or having PB&J’s at the picnic table …
309E3002023 Weather Wrap-UpJen Carfagno, Greg Postel, Heather Zons2023-12-20Roundtable with: Jen Carfagno, Dr. Greg Postel, Heather Zons. Another year around the sun means another year of all sorts of weather, both the beautiful and the …
308E299Coral Reef Watch ProgramDerek Manzello2023-12-13Guest: Derek Manzello, Program Coordinator Picture a coral reef, and you probably have visions of Flounder from The Little Mermaid or Crush from Finding Nemo. Coral reefs should …
307E298Climavision - Increasing Radar CoverageChris Goode2023-12-06Guest: Chris Goode, Climavision Founder.
Introduction: You know the saying: if you put good in, you get good out! In the meteorology world, if you put good …
306E297Improving Weather Models Using SatellitesMayra Oyola-Merced2023-11-29Guest: Mayra Oyola-Merced, Assistant Professor at UW-Madison.
Introduction: Whether it is preparing for hurricane season or getting ready for a severe weather outbreak, you might hear the …
305E296Digging Into The Central Sierra Snow LabAndrew Schwartz2023-11-15Guest: Dr. Andrew Schwartz. For several months of the year, the Central Sierra Snow Lab looks like a winter wonderland.. Over 60 feet of snow fell this …
304E295Further Understanding Midwestern TornadogenesisStephanie Zick2023-11-08Guest: Dr. Stephanie Zick, Associate Professor at Virginia Tech. When we think of tornadoes, our minds are immediately drawn to the Southern Plains or the Southeast, right? Well …
303E293Hurricane Otis SpecialGreg Postel, Jen Carfagno2023-11-01Host Jen Carfagno with Guest Dr. Greg Postel. With a raging El Nino in effect, the Eastern Pacific hurricane season was bound to be above average. …
302E294Hurricane Otis Special2023-11-01Guest: Dr. Greg Postel & Jen Carfagno, The. Weather Channel.
Introduction: With a raging El Nino in effect, the Eastern Pacific hurricane season was bound to be …
301E292CANARY, the Story of Dr. Lonnie ThompsonLonnie Thompson2023-10-25Guest: Dr. Lonnie Thompson It’s not just superheroes and first responders that risk their lives to save others, but what about a climatologist? Would you believe that our …
300E291Constellation of Radar SatellitesRei Goffer2023-10-18Guest: Rei Goffer, Tomorrow.io. Ursa Minor. Canis Major. Orion. These are all star patterns that you can detect in the night sky called constellations! No matter where you live …
299E290Solar Eclipse ExpeditionDon Hartsell2023-10-11Guest: Don Hartsell.
Introduction: In the upcoming months, we have not one, but two solar eclipses that are set to sweep across the continental United States: an …
298E289Verifying Extreme Weather RecordsRandy Cerveny2023-10-04Guest: Dr. Randy Cerveny. When we hear about extreme weather and changing climate, often we hear about the extreme records that are associated with these events: …
297E286Our Fragile Moment" Author Dr. Michael MannMichael Mann2023-09-27Guest: Dr. Michael Mann The topic of climate change and the future of our planet is both a controversial as well as at times difficult topic …
296E288How Do People Interpret Weather WarningsJustin Sharpe2023-09-20Guest: Dr. Justin Sharpe We all know the saying “if a tree falls in a forest and there’s nobody around to hear it, does it make a …
295E285Airborne Phased Array RadarLinnea Avallone, Nicholas Anderson2023-09-13Guests: Dr. Linnea Avallone & Nicholas Anderson, National Science Foundation. While aircraft radar has come along away over the past several decades, the U.S. National Science …
294E287Recapping Hurricane IdaliaRick Knabb2023-09-06Guest: Dr. Rick Knabb.
Introduction: As we approach the midpoint of the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, we just experienced the landfall of Hurricane Idalia: a major hurricane. …
293E284Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter WorldJohn Valliant2023-08-30Guest: John Valliant. While this year’s wildfire season in the United States hasn’t really picked up steam, the wildfires in Canada have taken over the headlines. …
292E283New Hurricane Analysis & Forecast SystemSundararaman Gopalakrishnan2023-08-23Guest: Dr. Sundararaman Gopalakrishnan. With the Atlantic hurricane season in full swing, a new hurricane forecast model is ready to improve forecast accuracy as well as increase …
291E282Mental Health at the NWSValerie Gardner2023-08-16Guest: Lieutenant Commander Valerie Gardner, Chief of Behavior Health and Wellness at the National. Weather Service. Forecasting for natural disasters brings one level of stress, and the aftermath …
290E281A Conversation with Margaret OrrMargaret Orr2023-08-09Guest: WDSU New Orleans' Chief Meteorologist Margaret Orr. For over 40 years, viewers in New Orleans have tuned in and watched Margaret Orr deliver their forecast on …
289E280Trailblazing at the SPCLiz Leitman2023-08-02Guest: Liz Leitman. Introduction: You are probably familiar with severe thunderstorm and tornado watches. The storm prediction center and its predecessors have been issuing them since the 1950’s …
288E279It's Time to Get FORTIFIEDFred Malik2023-07-26Guests: Fred Malik, IBHS.
Introduction: After severe weather barrels through a town and destroys everything in its wake, there are stories of survival and perseverance. But then, …
287E278Kansas' Deadliest TornadoJim Minick2023-07-19Guests: Jim Minick.
Introduction: Tornadoes are one of the most violent weather phenomena on our planet, the strongest of which have been rated an EF5, or …
286E277Seeing the Weather in Virtual RealityJase Bernhardt2023-07-12Guests: Jase Bernhardt, Ph.D..
Introduction: They say you have to see it to believe it, and that phrase has been tested time and time again in social …
285E276Rip Currents & Ocean SafetyBruckner Chase2023-07-05Guests: Bruckner Chase.
Introduction: As we head into the swimming season, many of us are going to be flocking to the beach for a bit of …
284E275Enshrining NOAA into LawFrank Lucas2023-06-28Guests: Rep. Frank Lucas.
Introduction: As we Weather Geeks reside in our science world, sometimes we can be critical of how other industries perceive us and …
283E274Promoting Diversity at the EPADaniel Blackman2023-06-21Guests: Daniel Blackman, Senior Advisor for STEM Recruitment and Diversity at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Introduction: On November 29th, 2021, President Biden appointed Daniel Blackman …
282E273eep Dive into Landslides with Dr. Dalia KirschbaumDalia Kirschbaum2023-06-14Guests: Dr. Dalia Kirschbaum, Director of Earth Sciences Division at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
Introduction: Studying the science of our planet and solving the problems its …
281E272One Year as NWS DirectorKen Graham2023-06-07Guest: Ken Graham The National. Weather Service needs no introduction here on Weather Geeks and last year, a new director was appointed to lead the agency …
280E271New Director of the National Hurricane CenterMike Brennan2023-05-31Guests: Dr. Mike Brennan. From June 1st to November 30th all eyes in the weather world turn to the tropics. The 2023 Hurricane Season will be …
279E270Supercell MovieJamie Winterstern2023-05-24Guests: Jamie Winterstern.
Introduction: If you found your passion for meteorology or storm chasing through severe weather focused movies or shows, you will love this episode …
278E269Vice President Kamala Harris: A Conversation about Climate ChangeKamala Harris, Marshall Shepherd, Isaiah Bolden2023-05-17Guests: Vice President Kamala Harris, Dr. Marshall Shepherd, and Dr. Isaiah Bolden All of us. Weather Geeks know how important our changing climate is for the …
277E268Billion Dollar Disasters of 2023 So FarWeather Geeks Team2023-05-10Guests:. Weather Geeks Team.
Description: One of the biggest metrics for tracking extreme weather events that impact our country is quantifying them as “Billion Dollar Disasters.” Earlier …
276E267Ecological ForecastingSteven Thur2023-05-03Guests: Dr. Steven Thur.
Introduction: When extreme weather events rear their ugly heads, our first concerns are naturally with people and property. But sometimes, we tend …
275E266Naval Meteorology & Oceanography CommandRonald J. Piret2023-04-26Guests: Rear Admiral Ronald J. Piret.
Introduction: The United States Navy is stationed all over the globe and requires accurate weather and ocean forecasting in order …
274E265A Meteorologist Goes to WashingtonEric Sorensen2023-04-19Guests: Rep. Eric Sorensen.
Introduction: In the United States, our congressional representatives and senators play an important role in how the conversation and actions on climate …
273E264Never Miss A Powder DayJoel Gratz2023-04-12Guests: Joel Gratz.
Introduction: “Never miss a powder day.” Those coveted days with deep, fresh, powdery snow on the slopes. That was a mantra turned into …
272E263Belief Bias & Extreme WeatherHelen Roberts2023-04-05Guest: Helen Roberts You’ve seen the warnings: "Don’t drive through floodwaters." "Evacuate when officials ask during hurricanes or wildfires." "Tornadoes can strike any town, even if …
271E262Mississippi Tornado Aftermath SpecialWeather Geeks Team, Greg Postel2023-03-29Guests:. Weather Geeks Team with Dr. Greg Postel. As the sun set over the Magnolia state on Friday March 24th, Mississippian lives were changed forever. A charged supercell …
270E261Winter Severe SeasonVictor Gensini, Harold Brooks2023-03-22Guests: Dr. Victor Gensini & Dr. Harold Brooks In the minds of many,. Spring may be king when it comes to tornadoes, but we know they can …
269E260Communicating the RiskLaura Myers2023-03-15Guest: Dr. Laura Myers Watch, warning, advisory. These are just a few of the words you may hear a meteorologist say, but do you know exactly …
268E259Can We Move an Atmospheric RiverUpmanu Lall2023-03-08Guests: Dr. Upmanu Lall, Director of the Columbia Water Center at Columbia University.
Introduction: Since the beginning of this year, California has been the focal point of …
267E257Advancements in Storm Shelter TechnologyKaitlin Parramore2023-03-01Guests: Kaitlin Parramore.
Introduction: If you are put under a tornado warning at this very moment, would you know where to go? Always the lowest level …
266E256Great Appalachian Storm of 1950David Call2023-02-22Guest: Dr. David Call Whenever we look back at historical anniversaries of major events, we tend to think about the areas and the people that were …
265E255On-Air Meteorologist RoundtableLance Blocker, Jen Carfagno, JD Disharoon2023-02-15Guests: Lance Blocker, Jen Carfagno, & JD Disharoon You watch them when you need the latest forecast when severe weather threatens your area. Broadcast meteorologists are …
264E253Director of NOAA’s NSSLDaNa Carlis2023-02-01Guest: Dr. DaNa Carlis.
Introduction: "Expanding scientific discoveries while elevating diversity, Dr.DaNa Carlis has been a champion for both during his 20 year career at NOAA. …
263E252Socioeconomic Impact of FloodsAndrew Kruczkiewicz2023-01-25Guests: Andrew Kruczkiewicz.
Introduction: Our world constantly cycles through drought and flooding, drenching one side while parching another. It may seem erratic at times, but it’s all …
262E251Halfway Point of Winter 2022-23Weather Geeks Team2023-01-18Guests:. Weather Geeks Team.
Introduction: We are now officially halfway done with meteorological winter! Some of you may be jumping for joy or rushing to plan your …
261E250Lightning In Lake-Effect SnowJason Deese2023-01-11Guest: Jason Deese.
Introduction: Lighting is one of the most spectacular weather phenomena, but it can also be one of the deadliest. About 2,000 people across …
260E249The Cost of Weather-Related Disasters (REPEAT)Steve Bowen2023-01-04Guest: Steve Bowen. Every year, we are seeing dozens of Billion-Dollar. Weather Disasters that range from flooding to drought to landfalling hurricanes to tornado outbreaks.. While the number …
259E2482022: A Weather Year in ReviewWeather Geeks Team2022-12-28Guest:. Weather Geeks Team. As the year comes to a close, the Weather Geeks team takes a look at the biggest weather moments and stories from 2022 and …
258E247Hurricanes and Climate ChangeKieran Bhatia2022-12-21Guest: Dr. Kieran Bhatia.
Introduction: Over the course of the last several years, numerous major hurricanes have struck the United States, including Hurricane Ian this past …
257E246Winter 2022-23 OutlookJudah Cohen2022-12-14Guest: Dr. Judah Cohen. As the seasons change, we tend to look forward with anticipation of what’s to come, and meteorology is no different. Meteorological winter …
256E2452022 Atlantic Hurricane Season RecapRick Knabb2022-12-07Guest: Dr. Rick Knabb Seven consecutive above-average hurricane seasons in a row. Even though it may not have always felt like it, the 2022 Hurricane season …
255E244Storm Chasing Through a Different LensCaryn Hill2022-11-30Guest: Caryn Hill.
Introduction: Caryn Hill has been storm chasing and guiding educational weather tours with her husband, Roger Hill, for decades. While Roger is known …
254E243Navigating the Challenges of Weather & Transportation (Repeat)Paul Pisano2022-11-23Guest: Paul Pisano Ground transportation is something we all deal with on a daily basis, whether it’s in our cars, on a bus, or the subway. …
253E242A Look at COP27Carl Parker2022-11-16Guest: Carl Parker.
Introduction: All eyes are on Egypt as the Conference of the Parties, or COP, is now underway for the 27th time. And with …
252E241Cryospheric Changes & Coastal CommunitiesAlex Robel2022-11-09Guest: Dr. Alex Robel.
Introduction: Climate change and melting glaciers are synonymous at this point when the topic is discussed and usually addresses the future impacts …
251E240Storm Chasing ToursRoger Hill2022-11-02Guest: Roger Hill. When it comes to searching the skies and finding the next storm to chase, it’s hard to find someone with more experience than …
250E239Lights... Camera... Climate!Tim Guinne2022-10-26Guest: Tim Guinne Climate change is fact, not fiction, and is something that affects everyone on the planet.. Over the years, Hollywood has touched on climate …
249E238Weather in HollywoodTWC Meteorologist Panel2022-10-19Guest: TWC Meteorologist Panel The weather around us can be described in many different ways and on both ends of the spectrum from absolute terror to …
248E237NOAA’s Chief ScientistSarah Kapnick2022-10-12Guest: Dr. Sarah Kapnick Dr. Sarah Kapnick is the newly appointed Chief Scientist at NOAA and only the third woman in NOAA’s history to be appointed …
247E236Weathering the StormMike Seidel2022-10-05Guest: Mike Seidel Celebrating 30 years at the. Weather Channel, Mike Seidel is no stranger to covering storms in every season. Most recently, as Hurricane Ian made …
246E235Hurricane Ian Special Episode2022-09-27**RECORDED ON TUESDAY EVENING** Hurricane Ian is heading towards Florida's Gulf Coast and is slated to impact millions of people. Up until this moment, the journey that …
245E234Something to Heat Stress OverPaul Iñiguez2022-09-21Guest: Paul Iñiguez. If you asked 100 people what the deadliest weather risk is, odds are they would pick some of the more flashy natural disasters, like …
244E233Naming Heat WavesKurt Shickman2022-09-14Guest: Kurt Shickman We’ve been naming tropical systems since the late 1940s and the. Weather Channel has been naming winter storms in the United States since …
243E232Blue Holes & PaleoclimatologyTyler Winkler2022-09-07Guest: Dr. Tyler WInkler.
Introduction: The 2020 and 2021 hurricane seasons were among the top 3 most active on record. But, for now, the hurricane “record” …
242E231Climate Impacts of the Inflation Reduction ActDana Nuccitelli2022-08-31Guest: Dana Nuccitelli On Aug 16, 2022, President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law. This piece of legislation is the single biggest step forward …
241E230Girls Who ChaseJennifer Walton2022-08-24Guest: Jennifer Walton Storm chasers range from professionally trained photographers to research meteorologists to thrill seekers watching radar on their phones. And yet, still even today, …
240E229American Flood CoalitionMelissa Roberts2022-08-17Guest: Melissa Roberts.
Introduction: In recent decades, extreme rainfall events have been on the increase. There have been 36 billion dollar flood disasters since 1980, and …
239E228Assessing Hurricane Risks in Real-TimeMike Kozar, Robert Muir-Wood2022-08-10Guest: Mike Kozar & Robert Muir-Wood.
Introduction: With August now in full swing, it’s just a matter of time before the tropics start to stir and …
238E227Joint Polar Satellite SystemTim Walsh2022-08-03Guest: Tim Walsh.
Introduction: Weather satellites in the Earth’s orbit supply vital information to meteorologists across the globe. Did you know that over 90% of the …
237E226Reducing Urban Heat IslandsVictoria Ludwig2022-07-27Guest: Victoria Ludwig.
Introduction: When the temperature heats up, people living in cities are often even hotter. That's because the parking lots, roads, and human activities …
236E225Gauging Hurricane Intensity: An Upgrade to the Dvorak TechniqueDerrick Herndon2022-07-20Guest: Derrick Herndon.
Introduction: After two back-to-back supercharged hurricane seasons, 2022 is again expected to be well above average. When tropical systems are spinning far out …
235E224The National Weather Service's Newest DirectorKen Graham2022-07-13Guest: Ken Graham The National. Weather Service needs no introduction here on Weather Geeks and recently, a new director was appointed to lead the agency in …
234E223Social Infrastructure's Role in Heat WavesEric Klinenberg2022-07-06Guest: Eric Klinenberg. When we talk about preventing deaths from natural disasters, we often look at our physical infrastructure and how to build it to withstand …
233E222Assessing Disaster DamageTim Marshall2022-06-29Guest: Dr. Tim Marshall.
Introduction: When natural disasters strike, those affected work to rebuild their lives and livelihoods; but before we rebuild, we must assess the …
232E221Bridging the Language Gap for Weather AlertsJoseph Trujillo Falcón2022-06-22Guest: Joseph Trujillo Falcón Bilingual communities across the country are at a disadvantage when weather warnings are issued because the current infrastructure does not adequately translate the …
231E220Changing Climate Changes the TropicsJim Kossin2022-06-15Guest: Dr. Jim Kossin The 2020 and 2021 hurricane seasons were both above average based on the number of named storms. The changing climate and its …
230E219Pattrn -Our Planet; Our FutureAli Van Fleet2022-06-08Guest: Ali Van Fleet.
Introduction: All-time record heat waves… mega-droughts & record large wildfires…flash floods from incredible rain… often come with a Climate Change fingerprint on …
229E218Intercepting Tornadoes with DronesAdam Houston2022-06-01Guest: Dr. Adam Houston It’s been more than 25 years since the movie Twister came out, depicting scientists trying to gather data from inside tornadoes by …
228E217Previewing the 2022 Hurricane SeasonPhil Klotzbach2022-05-25Guest: Dr. Phil Klotzbach.
Introduction: “Is it going to be a busy hurricane season?” is one of the most commonly asked questions to meteorologists, especially this time …
227E216Looking Ahead: Modeling Wildfire RiskEd Kearns2022-05-18Guest: Dr. Ed Kearns. If you’ve been keeping tabs on the natural disasters impacting our country, you may have noticed that wildfires have become more intense, larger, …
226E215Weather and the Human Condition (Repeat)Andrew Grundstein2022-05-11Guest: Dr. Andrew Grundstein Many of us have seen first-hand the impacts weather can have on our daily lives, and today we’re going to focus on the …
225E214Recognizing and Celebrating 40 years of The Weather ChannelJen Carfagno, Kelly Cass, Felicia Combs, Paul Goodloe, Jacqui Jeras, Rick Knabb, Molly McCollum2022-05-02Guests: Jen Carfagno, Kelly Cass, Felicia Combs, Paul Goodloe, Jacqui Jeras, Dr. Rick Knabb, Molly McCollum. On May 2, 1982, The Weather Channel launched and changed the way we received weather …
224E213Chasing the Flames (Repeat)Craig Clements2022-04-27Guest: Dr. Craig Clements We saw a record number of acres of beautiful countryside go up in flames in 2020. In recent years, many across the …
223E212Observing Earth with NanosatellitesKevin Petty2022-04-25Guest: Dr. Kevin Petty.
Introduction: As technology has progressed over the past century, scientists and engineers have discovered ways to make technology smaller and smaller and …
222E211Observing Earth with NanosatellitesKevin Petty2022-04-20Guest: Dr. Kevin Petty.
Introduction: As technology has progressed over the past century, scientists and engineers have discovered ways to make technology smaller and smaller and …
221E210Refining Our Estimates of Tornadic StrengthKaren Kosiba2022-04-13Guest: Dr. Karen Kosiba. When we assign a rating to a tornado, it’s based on the damage it’s left behind. But what happens when a powerful …
220E209Tornado VulnerabilityStephen Strader2022-04-06Guest: Dr. Stephen Strader.
Introduction: Severe weather comes in many forms, and tornadoes are amongst the deadliest on a yearly basis. When severe weather strikes, many …
219E208Studying Southeastern U.S. TornadoesTony Lyza2022-03-30Guest: Tony Lyza. When you think of tornadoes, you probably think of a big supercell in Tornado Alley in Texas or Oklahoma or Kansas. However, the …
218E207NWS Products: Getting the Word OutKevin Cooley2022-03-23Guest: Kevin Cooley. When life-threatening weather is occurring, the National. Weather Service not only monitors the threat, but also puts out products through a variety of …
217E202Balancing Shot Charts & Forecast ChartsHarrison Prieto2022-03-16Guest: Harrison Prieto Student athletes at the collegiate level have to balance a plethora of responsibilities, both academic and athletic.. For one of those student athletes, …
216E206First Heat Officer in the U.S.David Hondula2022-03-09GUEST: David Hondula
INTRODUCTION: Weather is an awe-inspiring phenomenon that captures the attention of everyone at some point in their lives, but it’s also powerful and …
215E205The Cost of Weather-Related DisastersSteve Bowen2022-03-02Guest: Steve Bowen Looking back to last year, 2021 continued the trend of increasing damage from weather-related disasters with 20 Billion-dollar events.. While there weren’t as many …
214E204NASA Chief Scientist & Climate AdvisorKatherine Calvin2022-02-23Guest: Dr. Katherine Calvin Dr. Katherine Calvin has been an Earth Scientist at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s Joint Global Change Research Institute since 2008. Just recently, Dr. …
213E203National Centers for Environmental Protection DirectorMichael Farrar2022-02-16Guest: Dr. Michael Farrar.
Introduction: A man of many meteorological backgrounds, our next guest is taking on a new journey as he steps into the role as …
212E201Responding to Natural DisastersArt delaCruz2022-02-02Guest: Art delaCruz. When disaster strikes, help may not arrive wearing a cape, but it very well may be wearing a Grey shirt. The men and women …
211E200Surviving the Marshall FireBob Henson2022-01-26Guest: Bob Henson.
Introduction: On December 30, 2021, The Marshall Fire ripped through suburban neighborhoods in the Denver-Boulder metropolitan area - spread by high winds and fueled …
210E199Dr. Keith SeitterKeith Seitter2022-01-19Dr. Keith Seitter
The American Meteorological Society has been a collective of meteorologists and a fixture in the professional community since its foundation in 1919. …
209E198Artificial Intelligence & Weather ForecastingAmy McGovern2022-01-12Guest: Dr Amy McGovern.
Introduction: Artificial intelligence continues to make advances in leaps and bounds across the scientific spectrum. Our guest today is looking to apply …
208E197How Science is SocietyLisa Graumlich2022-01-05Guest: Dr. Lisa Graumlich.
Introduction: From a young child who witnessed the Cuyahoga River burning... to a pioneer in connecting tree-ring data to climate change, Dr. …
207E196Recapping the Biggest Weather Stories of 2021Sarah Dillingham, Jason Disharoon, Josh Vexler, Brian Kucinski2021-12-29Guests: Sarah Dillingham, Jason Disharoon, Josh Vexler & Brian Kucinski. As 2021 comes to a close, the. Weather Geeks team takes a look at the biggest …
206E142Chasing the Country’s Freshest PowderSteve Conney, Luke Stone2021-12-22Guest: Steve Conney & Luke Stone, Powderchasers.
When you were a kid, you would fall asleep on a winter night dreaming of waking up to a …
205E195NOAA: A Change at the TopRick Spinrad2021-12-15Guest: Dr. Rick Spinrad.
Introduction: Earlier this year in June there was a change in leadership at the top of NOAA. Appointed by President Joe …
204E194Dr. Craig McLeanCraig McLean2021-12-08Guest: Dr. Craig McLean.
Introduction: When we think of NOAA, a multitude of things can come to mind from our planet’s oceans and atmosphere. The …
203E193Atmospheric RiversMarty Ralph2021-12-01Dr. Marty Ralph
Introduction: You can’t row a boat in an atmospheric river, but it is a powerful force of nature that transports massive volumes …
202E05Al Roker - America's Weatherman (repeat)Al Roker2021-11-24Al Roker has been giving forecasts for ‘your neck of the woods’ for over 20 years...He is America’s Weatherman, appearing on the TODAY show, Nightly …
201E192Mighty Storms of New EnglandEric Fisher2021-11-17Guest: Eric Fisher, Author of Mighty Storms of New England
Meteorologist Eric Fisher says there are few places on earth that produce weather like New England. …
200E191GIS and Storm Damage AssessmentRyan Lanclos2021-11-10Guest: Ryan Lanclos.
Introduction: When disasters strike, emergency responders and government agencies must act quickly, but large-scale events make it difficult to determine where resources …
199E190Getting a GRIP on the tropicsScott Braun2021-11-03Guest: Dr. Scott Braun After a record-breaking 2020 Atlantic hurricane season and this season’s forecast to be above average, it might be a good time to get …
198E189ENSO & Climate CommunicationTom Di Liberto2021-10-27Guest: Tom Di Liberto It’s baaack!! The NOAA Climate Prediction Center recently announced that La Nina has returned and will likely remain with us throughout the …
197E188Flooding & America's InfrastructureJeremy Porter2021-10-20Guest: Dr. Jeremy Porter. When we talk about weather disasters, our minds often go towards tornadoes, hurricanes, and severe weather. But flooding is the most common, and most …
196E187Forecasting the Road AheadChris Vagasky2021-10-13
Introduction: Technology is advancing at an amazing pace, creating products and services that were only dreams a decade ago. One of those long lasting dreams, …
195E186MLB Stadiums & Lightning Dangers2021-10-06Guest: Chris Vagasky.
Introduction: The joy that fills sports fans' hearts as they loudly sing, “Take me out to the ballgame…” is almost palpable, but one …
194E185The Future’s A Little CloudyAllison Wing2021-09-29Guest: Dr. Allison Wing.
Introduction: We’ve got our heads in the clouds today on Weather Geeks! When you see clouds dotting the skyscape, you may only think about …
193E184Hurricane Ida - Communication & Impacts RevisitedRick Knabb2021-09-22Guest: Dr. Rick Knabb.
Introduction: Hurricane Ida became a storm for the record books as it made landfall in Port Fourchon, LA on August 29th with …
192E183Berkeley EarthRobert Rohde2021-09-15Guest: Dr. Robert Rohde.
Introduction:
While the science of humans’ impact on climate change is now clear, there are still a lot of skeptics out there. One …
191E18250 Years of ServiceLouis W. Uccellini2021-09-08Guest: Dr. Louis W. Uccellini After an incredible career that has spanned more than 50 years, the Director of the National. Weather Service, Dr. Louis Uccellini, …
190E181Epic CleantecAaron Tartakovsky2021-09-01Guest: Aaron Tartakovsky.
Introduction: Water is one of our most precious natural resources. We can’t live without it and we have a finite supply of …
189E180Let’s Talk Tropics: A Chat With The National Hurricane CenterKen Graham2021-08-25Guest: Ken Graham.
Introduction: June 1st through November 30th, it’s a time many people, especially those who live along the U.S. coastline, are watching for …
188E179Breeezeometer (Air Quality Monitoring)Ran Korber, Paul Walsh2021-08-18Guest: Ran Korber & Paul Walsh.
Introduction: When it comes to keeping ourselves healthy, we know about eating right and keeping active, but there’s another thing we …
187E178NOAA'S Role with OceansTimothy Gallaudet2021-08-11Guest: Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet.
Introduction: When we think of weather, climate and oceanography, one of the main organizations that comes to mind in the United States …
186E177Wildfire Misconceptions are Fueling the ProblemChad Hanson2021-08-04Guest: Dr. Chad Hanson
2020 was the worst year on record for wildfires in the state of California as more than four million acres were burned. Words …
185E176Gulf of Mexico Dead ZonesTracy Fanara2021-07-28Guest: Dr. Tracy Fanara Today’s topic may sound like something you would see in a Sci-Fi movie… We’re talking about Dead Zones! No, it doesn’t have anything …
184E175Forecasting Gold for the 2021 OlympicsAndrew Grundstein2021-07-21Guest: Dr. Andrew Grundstein.
Introduction: The summer season is upon us and with it the Olympic Games in Tokyo! Today we’re going to focus on how weather …
183E174Going to ExtremesKathryn Sullivan2021-07-14Guest: Dr. Kathryn Sullivan.
Introduction: “To boldly go where no man has gone before” has a great ring to it and it started many a Star Trek …
182E173DailyBreath: Crowdsensing to Better HealthEric Klos2021-07-07Guest: Eric Klos.
Introduction: If you suffer from ailments like asthma and allergies, you know how difficult it can be to manage your symptoms in …
181E172Western Drought & Water RightsEric Kuhn2021-06-30Guest: Eric Kuhn.
Introduction: Exceptional drought conditions across the West have continued to worsen over the years. In fact, the past year has been the driest …
180E171Lightning Safety Awareness WeekJohn Jensenius2021-06-23Guest: John Jensenius.
Introduction: When thunder roars, go indoors… You’ve all probably heard the saying, and I’m sure many of you have had your own close calls …
179E170Tropical Trouble on the HorizonGreg Postel2021-06-16Guest: Dr. Greg Postel We’re only through the first couple weeks of the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season, and we’ve already had a named storm, a tropical …
178E169Climate's "New Normals": What Does That Mean For Me?Jared Rennie2021-06-09Guest: Jared Rennie.
Introduction: Just as we do with the census, every ten years it’s time to update some things in the weather world. Among those are …
177E168The Weather NinjaJoe Moravsky2021-06-02Guest: Joe Moravsky, American Ninja Warrior To become a meteorologist, it can take a lot of determination and strength with all of the math & science involved. One …
176E167Hurricane Season 2021 & What's to ComeRick Knabb2021-05-26Guest: Dr. Rick Knabb.
Introduction: With a new year comes a new hurricane season! Following a record-setting Atlantic hurricane season, it’s understandable that many Americans, especially those …
175E166Communication During Hurricane MariaAda Monzón2021-05-19Guest: Ada Monzón.
Introduction: The 2017 Hurricane Season was a memorable one for many in the Atlantic basin with 17 named storms, 10 hurricanes, and 6 major …
174E165“Supersonic” Weather2021-05-12
173E164Artificial Intelligence in Weather & Earth SciencesNeil Sahota2021-05-05Guest: Neil Sahota.
Introduction: When we think about artificial intelligence, or A.I., what comes to mind for many folks are robots or even IBM’s Watson, which went …
172E163Bridging the Gap: NWS Warnings to Public ConsumptionMike Chesterfield2021-04-28Guest: Mike Chesterfield.
Introduction: Watch.. Warning… Advisory.. Special Weather Statement. For a lot of folks, especially the general public, weather alerts can get a bit confusing. In …
171E162Forthcoming Changes in NWS AdvisoriesSusan Jasko2021-04-21Guest: Dr. Susan Jasko The purpose of a weather alert, whether it be a watch or warning is to reach the most people and save the most …
170E161The Ups & Downs of the Great LakesMark Torregrossa2021-04-14Guest: Mark Torregrossa.
Introduction: The Great Lakes account for 84% of North America’s surface freshwater, and millions of people across the region depend on these …
169E160Mission Control to Mars Perseverance: What’s the forecast?Manuel De La Torre Juarez2021-04-07Guest: Manuel De La Torre Juarez On February 18, 2021, the world watched in amazement as the next generation of Mars Rovers set foot on the Red …
168E159MLB Stadiums & Lightning DangersChris Vagasky2021-03-31Guest: Chris Vagasky.
Introduction: The joy that fills sports fans' hearts as they loudly sing, “Take me out to the ballgame…” is almost palpable, but one …
167E158Climate Science and Climate Risk: A Primer by Dr. Kerry EmanuelKerry Emanuel2021-03-24Guest: Dr. Kerry Emanuel Climate science and threats from climate change have been hot topics of conversation among the public as well as business and political leaders. …
166E145Hurricanes & Sea Level Rise: A Recipe for DisasterBrian McNoldy2021-03-17Guest: Brian McNoldy, University of Miami A lot of us have grown accustomed to extreme weather events after watching them occur year after year, like tornadoes and …
165E157Too Near for DreamsSean Potter2021-03-10Guest: Sean Potter. Every big idea or organization has to get its start somewhere and the National. Weather Service is no exception! More than 150 years …
164E156Houston...We’ve Had Some Weather ProblemsMatt Lanza2021-03-03Guest: Matt Lanza.
Introduction: Texas just experienced one of the worst weather disasters in its history as temperatures plunged into a deep freeze. All-time cold temperature records …
163E155Climate Data From Tree RingsValerie Trouet2021-02-24Guest: Valerie Trouet Forests can offer us picturesque views, but did you know they also offer us a look at the past?. Why is that important? To better …
162E154End Climate SilenceGenevieve Guenther2021-02-17Guest: Dr. Genevieve Guenther. Introduction: Climate change and its impacts are becoming a regular part of conversations among scientists and even the general public at large, but are …
161E152Sounding the Alarm - Outdoor Siren EffectivenessJim Coker2021-02-10Guest: Jim Coker, EMA Director Today’s guest has spent his life serving the Alabama community through multiple branches of law enforcement, and now, he’s taking that experience …
160E153Arctic Report Card 2020Zack Labe2021-02-03Guest: Zack Labe
Remember when you were anxiously awaiting your report card? It’s very likely that these events were met with mixed emotions as you …
159E151How To Prepare For Climate Change: A Practical Guide To Surviving The ChaosDavid Pogue2021-01-27Guest: David Pogue One of the major topics when discussing meteorology is climate change, and we’ve certainly heard a great deal about it over the past …
158E150Increasing Water Levels In The Great LakesDeanna Apps2021-01-20Guest: Deanna Apps, Detroit District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Introduction: When you hear people discussing rising water levels, you probably only think of SEA-level rise. But …
157E149Seasonal Tornado ForecastingAshton Robinson Cook2021-01-13Guest: Dr. Ashton Robinson Cook. Weather forecasting has made leaps and bounds in recent decades, and it’s hard to remember a time when we couldn’t get the …
156E148A Hurricane Season for the Record BooksPhil Klotzbach2021-01-06Guest: Dr. Phil Klotzbach, Colorado State University. If you are a purveyor of weather twitter, this man needs no introduction! Odds are you have seen at least one …
155E147Year-End Geek Out, 2020 EditionMike Bettes2020-12-30Guest: Mike Bettes 2020 was, to put it lightly, an insane year. Mother Nature didn’t care about a global pandemic either, as she lashed out during …
154E146Weather is a Go For LaunchBrian Cizek2020-12-16Guest: Brian Cizek, Launch. Weather Officer, 45th Weather Squadron. With new frontiers developing in spaceflight, it’s more important than ever to make sure we get the forecast …
153E144Antarctic Search for MeteoritesJuliane Gross2020-12-09Guest: Dr. Juliane Gross, Rutgers Like searching for needles in a haystack, searching for meteorites on Earth is not an easy feat!. How about searching for those meteorites …
152E143Navigating the Challenges of Weather & TransportationPaul Pisano2020-12-02Guest: Paul Pisano.
Introduction: Ground transportation is something we all deal with on a daily basis, whether it’s in our cars, on a bus, or …
151E141The World’s Littlest Book for Its Biggest ProblemMike Nelson2020-11-25Guest: Mike Nelson.
Introduction: Have you been struggling to understand climate change and what it means for you and your family? What if I told you that …
150E140Big Data Solutions & The Weather BusinessMike Eilts2020-11-18Guest: Mike Eilts.
Introduction: When you hear the name, Mike Eilts, a few words may come to mind: storm chaser, atmospheric scientist, journal author, entrepreneur, pioneer …
149E139The History of HurricanesEric Jay Dolin2020-11-11Guest: Eric Jay Dolin, Ph.D..
Introduction: Over the past several decades, the way we consume weather information and receive our latest forecasts has been revolutionized. Millions …
148E138Chasing the FlamesCraig Clements2020-11-04Guest: Dr. Craig Clements, SJSU Fire. Weather Research Laboratory.
Introduction: We’ve seen a record number of acres of beautiful countryside go up in flames in 2020, and …
147E137Are You Afraid of the Weather?Margaret Crane2020-10-28Guest: Margaret Crane, Child Psychologist.
Introduction: I have had many Meteorologists come on this show and when I ask them how they got a passion for weather, …
146E136Artificial Intelligence, the New Weather FrontierJamese Sims2020-10-21Guest: Dr. Jamese Sims, NOAA Senior Physical Scientist Artificial Intelligence…or AI.... When you hear that term, it’s likely that your mind is flooded with images from the …
145E135Ray C. Anderson FoundationJohn Lanier2020-10-14Guest: John Lanier.
Introduction: As geeks, we can do a lot to help out our environment by doing little things like using less water while brushing …
144E134What If You Could Control the Weather?Glenn Schwartz2020-10-07Guest: Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz.
Introduction: If you were to ask a meteorologist who their top 3 superheroes are, odds are X-Men’s Storm would be on that list. Sure, …
143E133Challenges of Bilingual Weather CommunicationNelly Carreño2020-09-30Guest: Nelly Carreño, KUVN.
Introduction: For those of you who are hurricane buffs like us, you know where they tend to form and where they track: they …
142E132Austin’s Weather SuperstarTroy Kimmel2020-09-23Guest: Troy Kimmel. Introduction: The state of Texas has many different microclimates, from the deserts in West Texas to the flood-prone grasslands of Houston to the raging heat …
141E131NASA Researchers a Driving Force to Understanding Our ClimateGavin Schmidt2020-09-16Guest: Dr. Gavin Schmidt, Director of NASA GISS.
Introduction: NASA scientists aren’t just focused on OUTER space. They’re also focused on the INNER workings of our atmosphere, oceans, …
140E130The Next Generation of Weather & AviationBill Bauman2020-09-09Guest: Dr. Bill Bauman, FAA.
Introduction: With more than 5 MILLION square miles of U.S. Domestic airspace and 24 MILLION square miles of U.S. Oceanic Airspace to …
139E129Ecological Impacts of HurricanesWilliam McDowell2020-09-02Guest: Dr. William McDowell, University of New Hampshire Ecology is the study of the relationships between living organisms, including humans like you and me, and their physical …
138E128Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Laura2020-08-26Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Laura Weather Geeks host Dr. Marshall Shepherd and Meteorologist & The Weather Channel's Dr. Rick Knabb discuss the latest forecast and …
137E127Run from the Water...Jamie Rhome2020-08-26Guest: Jamie Rhome, NHC Storm Surge Unit Storm surge…a tropical cyclone’s most deadly threat… Many may recall images that flooded news outlets in 2018 following Category 5 …
136E126Special Tropical Edition - Tracking LauraSarah Dillingham2020-08-25Weather Geeks host Dr. Marshall Shepherd and Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Producer Sarah Dillingham discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Laura threatening …
135E125Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Laura and MarcoSarah Dillingham2020-08-24Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Laura and Marco Weather Geeks host Dr. Marshall Shepherd and Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Producer Sarah Dillingham discuss the latest forecast …
134E124AT&T National Disaster RecoverySteve Poupos2020-08-19Guest: Steve Poupos.
Introduction: When disaster strikes, establishing a reliable communication network is critical! Someone who knows all too well about that is Steve Poupos, …
133E123Surviving on Top of the WorldSean Swarner2020-08-12Guest: Sean Swarner, Mountain Climber & Cancer Survivor.
Introduction: The odds that you will ever find yourself in the middle of a snowstorm in Miami, Florida are …
132E122In-Depth with the Hurricane HuntersRichard Henning, Kevin Doremus2020-08-05Guests: Richard Henning & Kevin Doremus, Hurricane Hunters. As we’ve highlighted nearly a hundred of times on this podcast, there is a lot more to meteorology than …
131E121Will a Hot Summer Kill COVID-19?2020-07-29
130E120Cloudy with a Chance of Pain2020-07-22Have you ever heard someone say that they know a storm is coming because their joints start aching or they have a migraine? Well there …
129E119Highlighting Racial Challenges in STEM2020-07-15The racial injustices experienced by millions of Americans have been brought to greater attention in recent weeks. Among those Americans are members of our scientific …
128E118Weather and the Human ConditionAndrew Grundstein2020-07-08Guest : Dr. Andrew Grundstein, UGA
Introduction: Many of us have seen first-hand the impacts weather can have on our daily lives, and today we’re …
127E117Rip Currents, Rising Tides, and Meteotsunamis… Oh My!Greg Dusek2020-07-01Guest: Dr. Greg Dusek, NOAA Ocean Service The oceans hold more than 96% of the Earth’s water, and it’s the motions of those oceans we’re focusing on …
126E116The Weather Out WestDaniel Swain2020-06-24Guest: Dr. Daniel Swain.
Introduction: If you’re not from California, what is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of its weather? Severe …
125E115The Relationship Between COVID-19 and Climate ChangeAaron Bernstein2020-06-17Guest: Dr. Aaron Bernstein, Harvard University.
Introduction: We all know that climate change has been detrimental to the health of our Earth, with increased deforestation and melting …
124E114Are Floating Cities the Future of Hurricane Protection?Marc Collins Chen2020-06-10Guest: Marc Collins Chen, Oceanix.
Introduction: When a hurricane is fast approaching, experts always say that you have to fear the water, whether it’s rain coming down …
123E113Professor, Author, and Atmospheric Model ExtraordinaireAdam Sobel2020-06-03Guest: Dr. Adam Sobel, Columbia University.
Introduction: Most of the time when we bring someone on to Weather Geeks, they have a certain niche or a specific …
122E112COVID-19’s Impact on PollutionRyan Stauffer2020-05-27Guest: Ryan Stauffer, NASA.
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we all live our lives, both in the present and in the future. We’ve all been stuck …
121E111Keeping Up the PACE with NASAIvona Cetinic2020-05-20Guest: Ivona Cetinic, NASA Oceanographer.
Introduction: NASA does a lot more than mapping our solar system...they have also been mapping our oceans for over 20 years! The ocean …
120E110Communicating ClimateBernadette Woods-Placky2020-05-13Guest: Bernadette Woods - Placky.
Introduction: The proper communication of climate science is just as important as communicating it at all! In an ever-changing world, keeping up …
119E109Mitigating Disasters & Their Impacts on SocietyStephen Strader2020-05-06Guest: Dr. Stephen Strader, Villanova University.
Introduction: Hurricane Harvey...Hurricane Dorian...the deadly Camp Fire...the devastating Super Tornado Outbreak of 2011… These disasters likely bring to mind the powerful images …
118E108Radar Meteorology & Observations of Severe StormsStephen Nesbitt2020-04-29Guest: Stephen Nesbitt, University of Illinois.
Introduction: Today we’re happy to welcome Professor Stephen Nesbitt from the University of Illinois. Dr. Nesbitt has his hands in a variety …
117E107The Science of Climate DrawdownMarilyn Brown2020-04-22Guest: Dr. Marilyn Brown, Georgia Tech.
Introduction: The word “drawdown” is used in multiple fields, from banking to investing, but for today’s episode, the most important use …
116E106Severe Storms & Tornadoes - Ties to Climate ChangeHarold Brooks2020-04-15Guest: Dr. Harold Brooks, NSSL.
Introduction: The United States is known to produce some of nature’s most severe weather as it allows for just the right ingredients …
115E105With Severe Weather, Anything GOESDan Lindsey2020-04-08Guest: Dan Lindsey, GOES-R Program Scientist. Introduction:. While the debate of “model wars” continues into the new decade, the satellite technology that the United States has advanced over …
114E104Flooding from a Hydrologist’s PerspectiveMichael Kane2020-04-01Guest: Michael Kane, Water Resources Engineer.
Introduction: Hydrology is the study of the movement, distribution and management of water on Earth, including the water cycle, water …
113E103Waiting to “Exascale”: Prepping the EURO Model for the Next Generation in Computing PowerPeter Bauer2020-03-25Guest: Dr. Peter Bauer, ECMWF Deputy Director of Research & Head of the Scalability Programme.
Introduction: I need more power…!! Computing power that is. This has been …
112E102“Northern Tornadoes Project” - Tornadoes North of the BorderGreg Kopp, David Sills2020-03-18Guests: Greg Kopp & David Sills, Western University.
Intro: While severe weather prediction continues to improve here in the United States, a nearby neighbor is currently deep …
111E101When Weather Gets Personal: Lessons Learned from DisasterKim Klockow-McClain2020-03-11Guest: Kim Klockow-McClain Broadcast meteorologists are often the face of severe weather as they are the first people we see when severe weather is expected. However, there …
110E100June Bacon-Bercey: Breaking Barriers in MeteorologyDail St. Claire2020-03-04Guest: Dail St. Claire: Daughter of the June Bacon-Bercey, the 1st African-American Female TV Meteorologist. Introduction:. If I were to ask a room full of meteorologists who …
109E099Can You Measure How Severe Your Winter Has Been?2020-02-26Introduction: A lot of people choose to live in a certain place based on how the winters are. If you love wearing big comfy sweaters and …
108E098Weathering the Storm: Climate Change & Mental Health2020-02-19Introduction: As Weather Geeks, we know that the climate is changing and the Earth has needs that it wants to meet. As human beings, we are …
107E097The Inner Workings of an NWS OfficeKeith Stellman2020-02-12Guest: Keith Stellman, Meteorologist-in-Charge NWS Atlanta. Intro:The National. Weather Service is a lot more than the blaring alerts on your TV when there is a tornado warning …
106E096Strange Clouds - PyrocumulonimbusDavid Peterson2020-02-05Guest: Dr. David Peterson, NASA/Naval Research Lab. As millions of acres have been ablaze across Australia in recent weeks, those wildfires have formed incredible smoke plumes that …
105E095The Father of Environmental Justice2020-01-29Intro: With the increasing number of climate change impacts being seen across the globe, it is becoming apparent that not all communities are affected equally. …
104E094The Earth Archive ProjectChris Fisher2020-01-22Guest: Chris Fisher, Archaeologist Colorado State University. Intro: It is no secret that our Earth is changing, but it may be faster than you’d think!. What if we …
103E093AMS Centennial in BostonMarshall Shepherd2020-01-15Guest: Dr. Marshall Shepherd. Intro:. As you are listening to this episode, the American Meteorological Society’s annual meeting will be going on in Boston. These large gatherings only …
102E092Stormquakes!Wenyuan Fan2020-01-08Guest: Dr. Wenyuan Fan.
Intro: “Stormquakes!” The word that has captured the attention of both the scientific community and public alike. Dr. Wenyuan Fan, a professor …
101E091The National Weather Service at 150: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re HeadedLouis W. Uccellini2020-01-01Guest: Dr. Louis Uccellini. Intro: Today on. Weather Geeks, it’s all about the National Weather Service turning 150 years old! We’ll take a look back at 2019, …
100E090Year End Geek OutHeather Zons2019-12-25Guest: Heather Zons
2019 was a wild year of weather. From record-breaking spring flooding in the Midwest to another devastating hurricane season, all while the global temperature keeps …
99E0892019 - A Year for the Colorado Record BooksRuss Schumacher2019-12-18Guest: Russ Schumacher, Asst. Professor & State Climatologist. Intro: The Centennial State is known for its diverse landscapes.. From the snow-covered, Rocky Mountain peaks towering above the …
98E088Greenland in CrisisThomas L. Mote2019-12-11Guest: Dr. Thomas L. Mote, Distinguished Research Professor, UGA. Introduction: The Greenland ice sheet has become a hotbed of climate change research in recent decades. The …
97E087In the Loop: Understanding the Role of the Gulf Loop CurrentTony Knap2019-12-04Guest: Tony Knap, Director of Geochemical & Environmental Research Group (GERG) at Texas A&M. Intro: The effects of the Gulf Loop Current on tropical cyclone development and intensification …
96E086An Extra Helping - Thanksgiving Edition2019-11-27In the middle of one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, two major winter storms are impacting millions of people with snow, wind, …
95E085NASA’s Expertise in LandslidesDalia Kirschbaum2019-11-27Guest: Dr. Dalia Kirschbaum. Intro:. When you think of NASA, odds are you’re thinking of launching rockets into space and landing men on the moon. Well, they do …
94E084Microweather: Forecasting Down to the RaindropLuke Peffers2019-11-20Guest: Luke Peffers, ClimaCell. Intro: “What time is it going to rain over my house?” Meteorologists get that type of question all the time, and since meteorology is …
93E083TWC Explores: MeltdownDave Malkoff2019-11-13Guest: Dave Malkoff,. Weather Channel Correspondent. Intro: Today’s guest has covered everything from major wildfires to devastating floods, but now he takes us to some of …
92E082Weather vs. ClimateDeke Arndt2019-11-06Guest: Deke Arndt, Chief of Climate Monitoring Branch, NOAA's NCEI. Intro: The way we look at our world is fundamentally changing. Across the globe we’ve seen dramatic …
91E081Community Disaster Response & PreparednessLucas McDonald2019-10-30Guest: Lucas McDonald, Walmart Director of Emergency Operations. Intro: Many of us know the familiar names of disaster response like the American Red Cross, FEMA, or the …
90E080Let Me Be Clear: Social Media and Severe Weather CommunicationRick Smith2019-10-23Guest: Rick Smith, WCM at NWS Norman, OK. Intro: Many of us use some form of social media every day, and when severe weather threatens your city, …
89E079An Unmanned Flight Into the Future of ForecastingPhillip Chilson2019-10-16Guest: Dr. Phillip Chilson. Introduction: The future is here, and so is the rise of unmanned aerial systems, commonly known as drones. Picture this; an army of …
88E078I didn’t think it would happen to me… Howard Kunreuther2019-10-09Guest: Dr. Howard Kunreuther, Wharton Risk Management & Decision Processes Center. Intro: We’ve heard the words before: “I didn’t think this would happen to me...”. As meteorologists, our job …
87E077Hurricanes in 4KMark Powell2019-10-02Guest: Dr. Mark Powell. Introduction: Our ability to see into a hurricane has been changed by technology at RMS HWind. Using data directly from hurricane reconnaissance, …
86E076A Tropical TidbitLevi Cowan2019-09-25Guest: Levi Cowan. Introduction:. As hurricane season rolls along, meteorologists, emergency managers, and just plain weather geeks will turn to Tropical Tidbits for in depth tropical information. …
85E075The Weather MachineAndrew Blum2019-09-18Guest: Andrew Blum, author and journalist. Intro: Today, we can pick up our cell phone or turn on the TV and find out what the forecast will be …
84E074What Flies Beneath: How Underwater Gliders Can Improve Hurricane ForecastsCatherine Edwards2019-09-11Guest: Dr. Catherine Edwards, Assistant Professor, UGA Department of Marine Sciences. Intro: Hurricane intensity forecasts have been a major focus within the meteorological community for decades. …
83E073Reacting to the Nation’s Natural DisastersPete Gaynor2019-09-04Guest: Pete Gaynor, FEMA’s Acting Administrator. Intro: In the new millennium, the United States has been struck by dozens of tropical cyclones, ranging from rain-soaked tropical storms …
82E072Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane DorianMatt Sitkowski, Sarah Dillingham2019-09-03
Weather Channel's Dr. Matt Sitkowski and Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Producer Sarah Dillingham discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Dorian. Look for more updates …
81E071Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane DorianGreg Postel, Marshall Shepherd2019-09-02Weather Channel expert Dr. Greg Postel and Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Host Dr. Marshall Shepherd discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Dorian. Look …
80E070Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane DorianGreg Postel, Matthew Sitkowski2019-09-01Weather Channel experts Dr. Greg Postel and Dr. Matthew Sitkowski discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Dorian. Look for more updates here on …
79E069Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane Dorian2019-08-31Weather Channel experts Dr. Greg Postel and Dr. Matthew Sitkowski discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Dorian. Look for more updates here on …
78E068Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane DorianRick Knabb, Greg Postel, Sarah Dillingham2019-08-30Weather Channel Tropical Experts Dr. Rick Knabb and Dr. Greg Postel, along with Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Producer Sarah Dillingham discuss the latest forecast and …
77E067Special Tropical Edition - Tracking Hurricane DorianGreg Postel, Sarah Dillingham2019-08-29Weather Channel expert Dr. Greg Postel and Meteorologist & Weather Geeks Producer Sarah Dillingham discuss the latest forecast and impacts expected from Hurricane Dorian. Look for …
76E066Making Houston Hurricane StrongerJeff Lindner2019-08-28Guest: Jeff Lindner, Harris County Flood Control District Meteorologist.
Intro: Hurricane Harvey is one of the costliest tropical cyclones on record, even though it stalled out …
75E065Teaching the Next Generation of On-Air MeteorologistsRay Ban2019-08-21Guest: Ray Ban. Intro: The. Weather Channel has been around for over 37 years and has seen the evolution in both the television and digital space over multiple …
74E064Weather: It’s What’s For DinnerArt Smith2019-08-14Guest: Art Smith. Intro: A lot of you listeners geek out about more than just the weather...myself included! You have other passions and hobbies that you explore and …
73E063The Ozone Layer’s Private EyePaul Newman2019-08-07Guest: Paul Newman, Chief Scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Intro:. With the daily discussions regarding climate change and rising sea levels, one may forget one …
72E062The Wonders In, On, and Around the OceanEllen Prager2019-07-31Guest: Dr. Ellen Prager, Marine Scientist & Author. Intro: You can always find my next guest anywhere that there is a coastline, and odds are, she …
71E061Hurricane Season 2019: How Can We Improve?Rick Knabb, Rebecca Moulton2019-07-24Guests: Dr. Rick Knabb,. Weather Channel Hurricane Expert, & Rebecca Moulton, Natural Hazards Planning & Disaster Response Meteorologist for FEMA
2018’s hurricane season thrust itself …
70E060One Giant Leap: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11Paul Sutter2019-07-17Guest: Dr. Paul Sutter, Astrophysicist. Intro: 50 years ago, mankind took a giant leap as America successfully landed 3 humans on the moon! Today, we’re remembering …
69E059The True Measure Of HurricanesStephanie Pilkington2019-07-10Guest: Stephanie Pilkington, PhD Candidate & researcher with the NIST Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning. Intro:. For decades the Saffir-Simpson Scale has been the scale used to …
68E058Where the Wild Storms AreKristen Rasmussen2019-07-03Guest: Dr. Kristen Rasmussen, CSU Asst. Professor. Intro: Today’s guest is no stranger to researching some of Mother Nature’s most powerful storms! Dr. Kristen Rasmussen is an Assistant …
67E057Severe Weather Musts or BustsKevin Kloesel2019-06-26Guest: Dr. Kevin Kloesel, Director of Oklahoma Climatological Survey. Intro: The word “bust” when describing the outcome of a high profile event in forecasting has become …
66E056The GFS of the Future...Could it be EPIC?Neil Jacobs2019-06-19Guest: Dr. Neil Jacobs, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Environmental Observation and Prediction.
Intro: Meteorologists look at a handful of different models when making their forecasts. …
65E055Forecast on the GreenStewart Williams2019-06-12Guest: Stewart Williams, DTN/PGA Meteorologist.
Intro: Fore!!! From the skies above to the finely-manicured blades of grass beneath their feet, today’s guest knows how important it …
64E054The Forecast for D-DayJohn Ross2019-06-05Guest: John Ross. Intro: On June 6th, 1944, more than 160,000 allied forces stormed the beaches of France during WWII. This day would be etched into the …
63E053A Conversation with NWS Director, Dr. Louis UccelliniLouis W. Uccellini2019-05-29Guest: Dr. Louis Uccellini. Intro: Today’s guest needs no introduction… We’re sitting down with Dr. Louis Uccellini, Director of the National. Weather Service and NOAA Assistant Administrator for …
62E052A Century of the American Meteorological SocietyJenni Evans2019-05-22Guest: Jenni Evans, AMS President.
Intro: The American Meteorology Society is very close to my heart, as I was its president back in 2013. During that …
61E051Flying Drones into TornadoesAdam Houston2019-05-15Guest: Dr. Adam Houston, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Intro: If you are a Weather Geek, odds are you have seen the movie Twister, where two storm …
60E050Have Radar, Will TravelKaren Kosiba2019-05-08Guest: Dr. Karen Kosiba, Atmospheric Scientist at CSWR.
Introduction: From lake-effect snow bands to destructive tornadoes, today’s guest has studied them all! Dr. Karen Kosiba’s research is …
59E0491-Year Podcast-iversary!2019-05-01For some of you listeners that may or may not know, Weather Geeks used to be a television show on The Weather Channel. However, one …
58E048Are We Allergic to Climate Change? Plus, Earth Day Turns 50!Gina McCarthy2019-04-24GUEST: Gina McCarthy, former EPA Administrator
DESCRIPTION: ACHOOO!!! It’s springtime for millions of Americans, and unfortunately, that IS something to sneeze at. Today we’re sitting down with …
57E047People in Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw HailstonesTanya-Brown Giammanco, Ian Giammanco2019-04-17Guests: Dr. Tanya-Brown Giammanco & Dr. Ian Giammanco. Intro:. What if you could recreate a Great Plains hailstone in a laboratory? What could we learn from hurling …
56E046Bringing Weather to Life - The New RealityMike Chesterfield2019-04-10Guest: Mike Chesterfield, Director of. Weather Presentation, The Weather Channel.
Intro: Weather affects all 5 senses. You can TASTE the snowflakes on your tongue during the first snowfall …
55E045Preparing for the Next Slow-Moving DisasterForbes Tompkins2019-04-03Guest: Forbes Tompkins.
Intro: With the transition from winter to spring upon us, some may find themselves swapping snow shovels for sandbags. The right policies can help …
54E044Climate Change, Let's Drop the PoliticsDavid Titley2019-03-27Guest: Rear Admiral David Titley.
Description: David Titley is a retired Rear Admiral and Chief Oceanographer of the US Navy, former NOAA Chief Operating Officer, …
53E043The Million Dollar ForecastsJon Davis2019-03-20Guest: Jon Davis, Chief Meteorologist at RiskPulse.
Description: More than 20% of the US Economy is directly affected by the Weather. The energy and agriculture …
52E042Risky Business - Navigating the hazards of severe weather and your riskWalker Ashley2019-03-13Guest: Dr. Walker Ashley, professor & researcher at Northern Illinois University
Dr. Walker Ashley is a professor at Northern Illinois University who focuses on examining the impacts …
51E041When Weather Puts On The BrakesPhil Magney2019-03-06Guest: Phil Magney, Founder & Principal Advisor for VSI.
Description: While we listened to our record collection years ago, some of us dreamed of a future …
50E040Why Risk It? Take Weather into AccountStephen Bennett2019-02-27Guest: Stephen Bennett, Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Riskpulse Your package is shipped, but it is still 3 days out...3 days of traversing through weather to …
49E039The Wonders of ThundersnowMatthew Cappucci2019-02-20Guest: Matthew Cappucci, Undergraduate at Harvard & Capital. Weather Gang Contributor. Description: It’s been a special weather phenomenon for meteorologists for a long time, but Jim Cantore took it to a …
48E038Running Toward Environmental ChangeOvie Mughelli2019-02-13Guest: Ovie Mughelli, Former NFL Pro Bowl Running Back, Sustainability Advocate, Creator of Comic Book Gridiron Green. Description: Former NFL pro bowl running back Ovie Mughelli talks about his …
47E01Jim Cantore - Life of a Storm Tracker (repeat)Jim Cantore2019-02-06We go inside the storm with Jim Cantore. As we dive deep into his 30 plus year journey at The Weather Channel, we find out: …
46E037Punting The StormBrett Kern2019-01-30Guest: Brett Kern, NFL Punter for Tennessee Titans.
Description: In a game where inches can mean the difference between the thrill of victory or the …
45E18NASA's New Administrator (repeat)Jim Bridenstine2019-01-23GUEST: Jim Bridenstine, Administrator of NASA
DESCRIPTION: From flying high above the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, to being elected as a Congressman of Oklahoma in …
44E036Weather for the WinMark Maxwell2019-01-16Guest: Mark Maxwell, founder and owner of sportsweather.com.
Description: This week on Weather Geeks, we sit down with Mark Maxwell. He is the creator of
43E035Winter Storm Geek OutJon Martin, Michael Morgan2019-01-09Guests: Dr. Jon Martin & Dr. Michael Morgan - Professors, University Of Wisconsin-Madison.
Description: They can cancel school, shut down airports and the big ones can …
42E0342018: A Year of Weather DisastersSteve Bowen2019-01-02Guest: Steve Bowen, Director (Meteorologist), Aon.
When natural disasters strike they can impact just about every aspect of life... The ultimate cost of such disasters …
41E04Antarctica Lives! - Life at the bottom of the Earth (repeat)James McClintock2018-12-26Guest: Dr. James McClintock, Endowed University Professor of Polar and Marine Biology University of Alabama at Birmingham This week on. Weather Geeks we go to the bottom of …
40E033Inside Video Games - Making Extreme WeatherGabriel Sassone, Jacques Kerner2018-12-19Guest: Gabriel Sassone & Jacques Kerner - Avalanche Studios.
Description: Today on Weather Geeks we dive into a world where extreme weather is the most dangerous game. Video …
39E032Weather On The GoDavid Inmon2018-12-12Guest: David Inmon, UPS Airlines Meteorologist. Description: It’s that time of year again! Millions of packages will be delivered this holiday season. One of the busiest companies getting …
38E031The Art of Communicating ScienceRichard Alley2018-12-05Guest: Dr. Richard Alley, Evan Pugh Professor, Penn State University. Description: Oftentimes, when a scientist explains their work to the public there is a breakdown of communication. …
37E030Winter Surprises...or Not?!Tom Niziol2018-11-28Guest: Tom Niziol,. Winter. Weather Expert at The Weather Channel.
Description The first snowstorm this year for New York City should not have been this memorable. A …
36E029The Ripple Effect of Natural DisastersClark Schweers2018-11-14Guest: Clark Schweers, Principal; BDO Forensic Insurance and Recovery Practice.
Description: Natural disasters happen every year all across the country changing the lives of those directly affected …
35E028Your Winter OutlookJudah Cohen2018-11-07Guest: Dr. Judah Cohen, Director of Seasonal. Forecasting at Atmospheric & Environmental Research

Description:Colored leaves are on the ground and some flakes have already …
34E027The Intersection of Weather and PoliticsHarry Enten2018-10-31Guest: Harry Enten, Senior Writer and Analyst, CNN Politics. Description: Millions of Americans will be voting this November for their favorite candidate.. When they head out to …
33E026Reporting Live in Hurricane MichaelStephanie Abrams, Jen Carfagno, Chris Bruin2018-10-24Guests: The. Weather Channel meteorologists: Stephanie Abrams, Jen Carfagno, Chris Bruin.
Description: Hurricane Michael stormed ashore the Florida Panhandle earlier this month. Lives were upended and …
32E02540 Years of Broadcasting The WeatherTom Skilling2018-10-17Guest: Tom Skilling, WGN-TV Chief Meteorologist

Description: From the outside looking in, living in the Midwest during the winter months can be brutal! Frigid temperatures …
31E024Hurricane Hype & HurdlesRick Knabb2018-10-10Guest: Dr. Rick Knabb, Hurricane Expert, The. Weather Channel.
Description: Communicating a weather forecasting is tricky task, but the challenges associated with hurricane forecasts bring a …
30E023Storm of SuspicionElizabeth Austin2018-10-03Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Austin, Forensic Meteorologist, Founder WeatherExtreme.
Description: Shoeprints in the snow, the absence of dew, or maybe DNA preserved in a puddle of rainwater....seemingly trivial …
29E022Let Science SpeakKatharine Hayhoe2018-09-26Guests: Dr. Katharine Hayhoe - An Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Director of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University, Time Magazine’s …
28E021Trash Talkin’ with Dr. Jenna Jambeck - Where Do All the Plastics Go?Jenna Jambeck2018-09-19Guest: Jenna Jambeck, PhD. - Associate Professor in the College of Engineering at The University of Georgia
Today we're sitting down with Dr. Jenna Jambeck, Associate …
27E020Beyond the Polygon - the Social Science Behind Severe Weather WarningsJen Henderson, Julie Demuth2018-09-14Guests: Jen Henderson, PhD - Postdoctoral Fellow with the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences in Boulder, CO.
Julie Demuth, PhD - Research Scientist at …
26E019Discussing the Dangers of Kids in Hot CarsJan Null2018-09-05Guest: Jan Null, CCM - Department of Meteorology & Climate Science, San Jose State University.
Description: Today, we’re excited to welcome Jan Null, Certified Consulting Meteorologist with …
25E018NASA's New AdministratorJim Bridenstine2018-08-29GUEST: Jim Bridenstine, Administrator of NASA
DESCRIPTION: From flying high above the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, to being elected as a Congressman of Oklahoma in …
24E017Bryan Norcross: 50 Years of BroadcastingBryan Norcross2018-08-22Guest: Bryan Norcross - Hurricane Specialist at Local 10 Miami.
Description: His first weather report came over the radio back in 1969 and spoke of a …
23E016Wildfires - On the Front Lines2018-08-15This week on Weather Geeks we go to the front lines of the firefight. The 2018 deadly and devastating wildfires could get even worse as brave men and …
22E015Astrophysics With a TwistPaul Sutter2018-08-08Guest Dr. Paul Sutter Astrophysicist, writer, speaker, producer and podcast host
Description This week on Weather Geeks Astrophysicist Dr. Paul Sutter joins us. Paul is an "Agent to …
21E014Leading The Nation's Forecast CenterDavid Novak2018-08-01Guest: Dr. David Novak, Director,. Weather Prediction Center. Description:. Whether it is forecasting an epic flood event days before the first raindrop or warning the public …
20E013The Man Behind The View From AboveTerry Virts2018-07-25Guest: Astronaut Terry Virts.
Description:
This week on Weather Geeks we are honored to have International Space Station Commander Terry Virts. Terry first flew into space aboard …
19E012WeatherSTEM Takes RootEd Mansouri2018-07-18Guest: Ed Mansouri, CEO & Founder WeatherSTEM.
Description: Just because you are a meteorologist doesn’t mean you aren’t exempt from the hazards of severe weather...and our …
18E011The Highs and Lows of Science and PoliticsAngela Fritz2018-07-11Guest: Angela Fritz - Deputy. Weather Editor for the Washington Post’s Capital Weather Gang This week on Weather Geeks - Take the hot tempers inherent to …
17Forecasting Behind Enemy Lines [Rebroadcast]2018-07-04From the Weather Geeks Archives - Most Americans probably don't realize that the first ones behind enemy lines are often a small group of meteorologists …
16E010Stephanie Abrams: Smashing The Glass CeilingStephanie Abrams2018-06-27Guest: Stephanie Abrams On Camera Meteorologist The. Weather Channel
In a time not too long ago, schoolboys would be the ones taking math and science classes so they …
15E009Aftermath: Catching Up With Former FEMA Administrator Craig FugateCraig Fugate, Laura Lightbody2018-06-20Guests: Craig Fugate Former FEMA Administrator Chief Emergency Management Officer at One Concern
Laura Lightbody Project Director Flood-Prepared Communities
He has made a career of managing natural disasters and served …
14E008Taking Action - Brighter Days Ahead2018-06-13When it comes to climate change the discourse is often heated, but today’s guest is the calm before, during and after the storm. Author, speaker …
13E007A Year of Natural Disasters - FEMA Administrator Brock Long2018-06-06He has been on the job for only one year, but this week’s guest has faced a career of natural disasters! Harvey, Irma, Maria, tornadoes, …
12E006El Reno - Storm Chasing's Deadliest Tornado2018-05-30This week on Weather Geeks we mark the 5 year anniversary of the largest tornado ever recorded...the 2013 El Reno tornado. We’ll discuss how unusual …
11E005Al Roker - America's WeathermanAl Roker2018-05-23Al Roker has been giving forecasts for ‘your neck of the woods’ for over 20 years...He is America’s Weatherman, appearing on the TODAY show, Nightly …
10E004Antarctica Lives! - Life at the bottom of the Earth2018-05-16This week on Weather Geeks we go to the bottom of the earth….Antarctica! A white desert covered in snow and ice. But did you know …
9E003The Storm MasterGreg Forbes2018-05-09Dr. Greg Forbes's journey has taken him from studying tornadoes with famous tornado scientist Dr. Ted Fujita to molding young meteorological minds as a professor …
8E002The Tornado DetectivesHoward Bluestein, Victor Gensini2018-05-02World renowned tornado experts Dr. Howard Bluestein and Dr. Victor Gensini break down the mystery of forecasting tornadoes as only they can. Learn the tricks …
7E001Jim Cantore - The Life Of A Storm TrackerJim Cantore2018-04-25We go inside the storm with Jim Cantore. As we dive deep into his 30 plus year journey at The Weather Channel, we find out: …
6Weather Erupts [Archive]Alexa Van Eaton2018-04-25From the Weather Geeks Archives - Dr. Shepherd is joined by Dr. Alexa Van Eaton, a physical volcanologist interested in explosive eruptions. Her work examines how volcanic …
5The US Navy, Weather, & Climate [Archive]Tim Gallaudet2018-04-25From the Weather Geeks Archives - Dr. Shepherd is joined by the Commander of the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, to …
4Best Weatherman Ever [Archive]Alan Sealls2018-04-25From the Weather Geeks Archives - Alan Sealls joins the Weather Geeks team to discuss his history making journey that's taken him from aspiring musician …
3Blinded By Science [Archive]Thomas Dolby2018-04-25From the Weather Geeks Archives - Dr. Shepherd is joined by Thomas Dolby, the man who made Science chic in the 80s with his hit …
2Forecasting Behind Enemy Lines [Archive]2018-04-25From the Weather Geeks Archives - Most Americans probably don't realize that the first ones behind enemy lines are often a small group of meteorologists …
1Introducing Weather Geeks2018-04-17Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Blizzards. Floods. Weather and the science behind it permeate our everyday life. Brought to you by the people behind The Weather Channel and …

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