It's Open Mic Night: Fixing Carolina radars, first tropical threat, and more! Ask us your questions! Share your comments! We're here to talk! 

National Weather Service storm survey teams have concluded their investigators into damage left behind by tornadoes, wind, and other severe storms in the Carolinas on April 19. The Carolina Weather Group presents their findings.

Plus, a look back at our interview with a Hurricane Hunter meteorologist, who flies on aircraft flown directly into hurricanes. NOAA's Hurricane Hunter aircraft are coming to Charlotte on May 9th. See them for yourself at Charlotte Douglas International Airport between 2 and 5p!

The spring severe weather season is in full swing across the Southeast. We look back at last weekend's tornado outbreak, and take a look ahead at a new threat Friday. The Carolina Weather Group panelist is joined by National Weather Service Meteorologist Jamie Morrow and the Siren Project's Warren Causey.

Tonight the most interesting man in insurance Rob Galbraith joins us. 

Rob Galbraith has over 20 years of experience pursuing and implementing new, innovative ideas in the P&C insurance industry to expand markets and improve profitability. Known as The Most Interesting Man In Insurance for his travels and commentary, Rob is a frequent speaker at industry conferences, media contributor, and recognized thought leader who specializes in underwriting risks in disaster-prone areas.

We talk about how you and your family can be covered throughout any natural disaster.

On this episode of Carolina Weather Group, we discuss Spring and Summer hazards highlighted by NOAA's Weather Ready Nation campaign. You've seen the graphics, now meet the guy behind them. We welcome WRN program lead Doug Hilderbrand to the show.

We're launching a new series that provides highlights and insights from the Carolina Weather Group archive! "Carolina Weather Group: Rewinds" provides timely insights into today's news with our interviews from the past. Future episodes will debut first exclusively for Patreons... but this first episode is available free for everyone! Celebrate MLB Opening Day with a look back at our interview with Mace Michaels, a freelance meteorologist for the Minnesota Twins! Learn how an unfortunate timed storm can really mess up your starting pitcher! Learn how a freak snowstorm can leave 40,000 fans without seats - - and more! Play ball!

We're talking lightning safety, hurricane preparedness, weather technology, and more with our friends Marc Johnson, from the Storm Front Freaks, and Dr. John Scala, from WeatherBrains.

Double helping tonight of Carolina Weather Group interviews! Starting first with tsunami preparedness week, featuring the program manager for California's Earthquake and Tsunami program. Plus a visit to Lee County, Alabama with The Sirens Project. And all your latest weather news on an all-new episode!

Did you know that space is full of weather? Did you know there is such a thing as racing pigeons? Solar storms and emitted radiation can wreak havoc on Earth for humans (and birds). Rob Steenburgh, of NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center, joins us from the middle of the blizzard in Colorado to talk space weather!

A special, extended program dedicated to helping communities recover and visiting the hardest hit areas. Plus, a look at how real-time storm warnings are relayed from the National Weather Service to your neighborhood.