June First Podcast

Andrew Pritchard is a meteorologist and storm observer from Illinois. He's a Senior Meteorologist in the agricultural industry and has been actively chasing severe weather  throughout the United States since the early 2000s.

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Host Ethan Moriarty discusses the origins of the engineering efforts of June First, some notable characters of engineering in the world of weather research, and technical details of past and future June First projects.

Jacob Feuerstein is a Atmospheric Science student at Cornell University. He's a writing contributor to The Washington Post and Capital Weather Gang, intern for NWS Binghamton, and NOAA Hollings Scholarship Participant. 

Jen Walton is Storm Chaser and Photographer based out of Colorado. She's also the creator and curator for the Girls Who Chase project whose mission is to promote and support female storm chasers.

Connor Moriarty is a Storm Chaser and Aerospace Engineering student with Computer Science minor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Connor has been the lead driver for the June First chase team since 2018.

Thomas Knepshield is a Storm Chaser based out of Kentucky, best known for his storm photography through his brand, TKChasing. He's also a Computer Science Major at UNCG and applying his skills to tornado research.

Colton Flint is a Storm Chaser based out of Massachusetts. He's been chasing storms for over 10 years and has seen tornadoes from the Great Plains to his home state of Massachusetts.

Erik Creighton is an Atmospheric Science student at the University of Albany and Storm Chaser based in the Hudson Valley Region of New York. Erik has worked with the New York State Mesonet and National Weather Service Albany, conducting research on snowfall & severe weather events.

Ethan Moriarty discusses his origins in the world of weather, how June First came to be, and the future goals of the podcast.