Bonnie and Bobby talk about the three tornados that hit Oregon earlier this week, all three were EF-0 on the enhanced Fujita Scale. The Pacific Tropic season is still going strong while the Atlantic season has gone quiet.

Bonnie and Bobby discuss the winter weather and what their "perfect" winter event would be. Bobby recaps the Oregon AMS' annual winter weather conference and how the upcoming El Nino could impact winter weather in the Pacific NW. Bonnie talks about the airmass changes in Oklahoma.

Bonnie and Bobby discuss Hurricane Michael and how the wind speeds were truly amazing. They break down the NOAA Winter Outlook that came out on Thursday and take a look at the week ahead for Oklahoma and Oregon weather.

Bobby breaks down Hurricane Michael and its impact along the Florida Panhandle. Michael was a quick storm from start to finish.

Bobby talks with Nick B. from Minnesota on today's edition of B Squared. Nick's farm was hit by one, possibly two tornadoes last week. Bobby and Nick talk about the quick hitting nature of these storms, the cleanup and NWS assessment of the damage.

Bonnie and Bobby talk about the cool down in the Midwest, the heat in the Pacific Northwest and the tropics have cooled down.

Bonnie and Bobby break down the rainfall records of Hurricane Florence and the flooding that has resulted with the impressive amount of rain that has fallen. We talk about the importance of having weather spotters and how one member of CoCoRaHs is responsible for the new North Carolina rainfall record, and we get the Oklahoma and Oregon forecast updates.

Bobby talks about Hurricane Florence as she gets close to making landfall along the Carolina coast.

Bobby breaks down a very active tropics.

Bonnie and Bobby talk about the NWA presentation about timing of tornadoes, the possible active Atlantic Ocean and Bonnie is stuck in traffic again.