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.

Our first heat wave is underway across the region, and boy is it going to be a long one! Jeff is flying solo on this podcast with the details regarding this heat wave, the long-range forecast, Hurricane Beryl, and some great viewer photos.

Editor's note: Hey folks, we had a technical hiccup near the end of this episode which caused Camila's audio to drop out for about 3 minutes. Sorry!

Jeff and Camila have a lot to cover this week, including a preliminary June recap, our historic June heat wave 3 years ago, incoming heat next week, and a tropical update.

New weather radars may be scanning skies in our region soon. We’re talking to the CEO of Climavision, a company at the forefront of high-res forecast modeling. They are filling those pesky “radar gaps” too!

Almost live from Myrtle Beach South Carolina, the guys report on the AMS Broadcasters Conference. Plus cooler and showery weekend ahead back in the PACNW.

Did you know there is a vast network of cameras installed across the region to detect wildfire? We talk to Professor Doug Toomey about those, plus cover the big warmup on the way.

May is ending, but what about June? The weather gang discusses the soaking ahead, then heat, as "meteorological summer" arrives.

Just the guys today, so how about some “orographic flow”? Plus, weekend outlook, hints of warming heading into June, and in-depth hail chat.