Rain, rain, rain! Mark and the ladies talk about the wet start to November, the almost-exciting system early in the week, and snow outlook for the ski resorts. Plus TWO weather terms of the week!

The rain ahead, disappearance of Cascade snow, & surprising yearly rain stats in metro area. Plus, are we already seeing "the El Niño pattern" show up on long range models?

Frost on the pumpkin, snow in the Cascades, and an “Omega block” covering the weather map. This week the guys and Camila cover the seasonal change to cool weather and upcoming wet November weather.

El Niño and winter! The guys and Katie go over the possibilities for this upcoming winter, plus some inversion and fog talk as a "forecast bust" looms on the horizon.

It finally happened…news of a tornado arrives “live” while recording! Meanwhile we covered a surprisingly mild pattern for the 2nd half of October, plus a (slightly) improved eclipse cloud cover forecast.

The heat is on! Or is it just "very warm"? The guys and Camila argue about what we should call the current warm spell. Plus, a look at who gets the wind and what that does to our nighttime temps.

In this episode the guys and Katie cover the upcoming eclipse and warmer weather ahead. Plus everything you want to know about our devastating southerly windstorms along the West Coast.

The whole gang is back together to talk about the big pattern change coming up this weekend and the start of "traditional" fall. Plus, September rain stats, your weather term of the week, and plenty of interesting side stories (Mark raising homing pigeons? What?)

Mark and the ladies aim to make an absent Jeff proud; recapping the hot summer and looking ahead to fall trends, including when it typically rains. Plus, the October eclipse is coming up!

It’s an El Niño episode! Everything you need to know about the event developing in the Pacific and what it may mean for the upcoming winter.

The guys share lots of graphics & maps - a weather geek’s dream this week.