FOX 12 Weather Podcast

It’s not “goodbye”, but “see you down the road” for one weather team member today. We’ve also got ENZO pics and an ENSO update. Confused? The guys and Katie sort that out, along with some fire stats.

It’s just the guys today, as we cover what appears to be the beginning of fall. That includes more rain ahead plus impact on fire season.

A hot Friday means we've got all the stats and will cover the big changes ahead for mid-September. PLUS, we've got a special guest from our past, a former team member that's been busy dealing with tornadoes all summer!

It's almost Labor Day weekend! Mark, Katie and Camila discuss the late-month heat wave, how cooler weather has slowed fire season almost to a halt, your early September outlook, and what goes down in the FOX 12 parking lot from time to time.

The guys and Katie bask in the afterglow of Saturday's wild weather, plus look ahead to late week showers and big warmup heading toward Labor Day.

After weeks of hot and mostly stable weather, Mark, Jeff and Camila have an exciting pattern change to discuss in episode 112! Rain and thunderstorms are in the weekend forecast, plus a cooler long-range outlook and some amazing viewer photos.

Jeff, Mark and Camila have all your hot stats as we kick off August with another scorcher. Plus- an update on fire season, La Nina watch, and a fact about Mark you maybe never needed to know.

Fire season is really escalating across the Pacific Northwest, especially in Oregon. Jeff, Mark & Camila take a close look at where the big fires are burning and reflect on our record warm July. The gang is also tracking the possibility of rain next week. And did a famous boxer submit a weather photo? Find out in this week's episode of the Fox 12 Weather Podcast.

Mark returns from vacation and has quite the story to share from mountain biking. Plus, the guys talk about recent thunderstorms, hottest July (so far) on record, fire season stats and the outlook for the rest of the month.

Jeff & Camila recap the early July heat wave, a record-warm start to the month, nearby wildfires and the long-range forecast.