On March 1st, 1910, the nation's deadliest avalanche occurred near Stevens Pass, Washington. This Podcast reviews the weather that led up to that disaster and highlights avalanche awareness and safety before heading to the backcountry.

Around March 1st is usually the start of the North Sound's primary thunderstorm season. Learn here why that is the case and what steps to take to avoid becoming a victim of lightning.

A big change in recent weather is expected this weekend. Listen to learn the details that also involves snow.

Following Valentine's Day, I get this question all too often. This Podcast describes when is the best time period to arrange an outdoor wedding or other outdoor activities.

This Podcast describes a commonly used cold season weather term in Western Washington and the North Sound - sunbreak, and where did the term originated.

These two terms seem to get interchanged all too often. This Podcast explains the difference between rain and showers. Ready to win that trivia game??

Feb 5th is National Weatherperson's Day. This Podcast describes honoring the birth of weather in America, and honors all those in the weather community who help serve the emergency management community, the public, and more, in helping Americans be safe.

Groundhog Day is February 2nd. Annual celebrations regarding Punxsutawney Phil popping out of his burrow have been going on for many, many years. Learn what started these celebrations and the folklore weather forecast way back then by listening to this Podcast.

This Podcast highlights the historic coldest day ever recorded in the North Sound region. Learn the details by listening and comparing with the recent cold snap.

The question of climate versus weather still arises. This Podcast helps explain the difference between climate and weather.