Carolina Weather Group

John Jensenius is NOAA's specialist on lightning safety and serves as a national spokesperson for the organization on issues related to lightning and lightning safety. He has developed a considerable amount of educational material on lightning, as well as tracking and documenting lightning fatalities nationwide.

Ryan Hickman of AllisonHouse LLC joins us to talk about how Allisonhouse works through the massive amounts of data to provide high quality weather information to their customers. Allisonhouse is a leader in delivering reliable weather data to customers on multiple platforms and weather softwares. Many of you may be using their data inside the popular stormtracking app RadarScope! 

To help us celebrate National Weather Podcast Month, the Carolina Weather Group is joined by Weather Brian's Bill Murray.

Weather Folklore is one the ways that people predicted weather way before we had computer models. Have you ever asked yourself how accurate is that? Meteorologist John Belski from WLKY News- Louisville, KY joins us to discuss what is true and what may not be true. John has written the book title "Backyard Weather Folklore".

Go behind the scenes of the new GOES 16 satellite. Launched as GOES R, the high definition satellite is providing beautiful new images of the Earth, weather systems and global conditions. But its not just pretty pictures - - its life saving data.

Tim Schmit with UW-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC) joins us to talk about NOAA's new tool and the future of the GOES program.

Go inside the life of a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Nashville, Tennessee.

Joining us is Krissy Hurley, the office's Warning Coordination Meteorologist. Krissy discusses her duties at the National Weather Service, her experience forecasting for offices across the country and her unique relationship with public partners, such as the media and emergency managers. 

Joseph Renken and Anthony R. Lupo join us to discuss the Bearing Sea Rule and Organic Forecasting. We will discuss the teleconnections that can lead to long term forecasting. 

Sunsets are one of the most photographed natural phenomenon we have on this planet. In fact, on Instagram, over 85 million pictures of sunsets have been taken. Did you know that you can get a sunrise and sunset forecast? SunsetWx has taken the weather enterprise by storm! Come meet the 4 young men who have created the best way you can see the perfect sunrises and sunsets! Check out these maps for your future experience with capturing those beautiful moments. https://sunsetwx.com/We'll be talking with Jacob DeFlitch, Steve Hallett, Ben Reppert and Justin Lowery tonight about their great product they designed.

Sarah Fortner, of WCNC-TV in Charlotte, NC, and Kelly Dobeck, WRDW/WAGT-TV in Augusta, GA, join the Carolina Weather Group to discuss women in the television meteorology workflorce, an industry largerly populated by men.

Eric Blake joins us from the National Hurricane Center to talk about how the NHC conducts recon flights inside hurricanes and other tropical cyclones. He explains how the vital information is used for forecasting.