It's been hot and humid over the central plains while the Northwest has seen some strong thunderstorms this week. The tropics remain quiet even as NOAA has issued it's revised seasonal outlook, calling for an above average hurricane season. Bonnie and Bobby discuss physics with roundabouts and how they clearly do not make tornadoes more likely and we break down our regional forecasts.

We talk about aliens and weather

We jump into the weather by taking a look at the heat affecting the desert SW and spreading into the plains. We take a detour and talk about palm trees and hygrometers. Tropical Storm Erick is headed toward Hawaii and the Atlantic remains relatively quiet. All this and much much more on this weeks edition of B Squared Weather.

The heat is on! With heat indexes reaching into triple digits, a lot of the country is baking...but help is on the way. We break down the storms and the cooling effect that they bring and we look at the cold front forecasted to usher in more moderate air this week. The tropics are somewhat quiet and we look at the forecasts for Oregon and Oklahoma.

Welcome to B Squared, your weekly weather podcast. We talk about Hurricane Barry and it's impacts on the Gulf Coast and up the Mississippi River. We take a different look at the storm and venture down several different paths. Are you up on your hurricane trivia? Good, we are too and you'll hear why! We will look at the forecasts for Oklahoma and Oregon as well.

We kick off the second year of "B Squared" with Bonnie's favorite 4th of July joke and it's all down hill from there. Portland had a tornado this week come through and do some damage. NWS Portland rated as an EF-0. The eastern Pacific Ocean is active with two storms while we await a possible tropical system to move off the US into the gulf. Anchorage sets a new all time high temperature and according to one set of guidelines, it snowed in Houston, Texas last week. Bonnie and I talk about the California earthquakes and look forward to year two!

We celebrate the 1st year of B Squared, Your Weekly Weather Podcast! Bobby got a rare opportunity to storm chase this week and got to see some awesome storms. The tropics remain really quiet except for Tropical Storm Barbara in the Eastern Pacific. We look at our 4th of July forecasts and look forward to year 2 of B Squared!

We start to celebrate our one year anniversary, we look back at a wild week in weather. A derecho made its way from Colorado to South Carolina, leaving a lot damage in it's path. The tropics remain quiet and we sort of shame the rest of the non weather world for finally joining summer.

It's been an active weekend in the Plains as Oklahoma City and the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex got into the action with severe thunderstorms. We look at the meteorology behind the storms and talk about what we saw. A PDS Thunderstorm Watch was issued and I don't think most people realized that was that serious of a threat.

It seems once we hit June 1st, the severe storms just shut off, obviously that's not the case, but it really feels like it. We talk about the storms that moved through Oklahoma City this morning and then headed to Dallas. The tropics are quiet and its about the heat up in the Pacific Northwest.