It's the Hurricane Dorian edition of Weather Talk. Brett Hollander joins us to talk all things Dorian. From national media coverage to how it will affect Maryland. We cover it all

Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms stops by to tell Dave how to get butterflies in his backyard and answer listener questions. Tony gives us an update on Hurricane Dorian and much more

Taylor Grenda joins us as we preview the fall weather outlook. She tells us about watching the city flood from her balcony. Tony rants about NOAA and then makes a joke...a really bad joke. All this and more on this weeks Weather Talk!

WBAL Traffic Guru Jim Russ joins us this week. He tells us about his early days sitting in the Harbor Tunnel doing traffic reports and explaining why he has a wall of monitors in his office. Tony gives us some websites to check out if you want to see where HE gets his info. Then Tony and Dave shame Jim for not knowing what Nashville Hot Chicken is.

It's a super-sized episode of Weather Talk! Ava Marie and Bill Vanko join us. Ava and Triple D tell us about having bats in their houses and Bill tells us that bats are our friends. Tony explains how the dust from the plains of Africa affects our hurricane season.

This week, WBAL's own Yuripzy Morgan joins us. She tells us about growing up in Texas and how they prepared for tornados. Where do you get YOUR weather information? Tony tells us the BEST and the WORST places to get your weather (Spoiler alert: he works for the best place).

We talk about TV weather terms nobody understands and we went LIVE on Facebook.

Weather folk lore! Do cows lay down when it's going to rain? Do crickets chirp faster when it's hot? We talk about these and other weird weather mythology with Bill Vanko

This week we're joined by WBAL producer Alec Hildebeidel as we talk about how Meteorologists can present the weather better. Then, what happens when severe weather hits close to home while we're on the air?

It's time to talk about the longest day of the year and the warm Summer breeze that comes with it. Bill Vanko tells us about his time in Alaska during its 21 hours of daylight. Tony explains to Dave why we need the Earth to tilt. All this and more on this weeks episode!