With a heavy rain event in store for late this week and the rising potential of river flooding, this Podcast reviews what a 100-year flood really means. 

The coolest weather of the season thus far is expected later this week. Learn how cold it will get and whether it is time to move those sensitive plants inside. 

The latest winter weather outlook was recently released and it shows what the influence of La Nina is once again. Listen to learn what weather is anticipated for the North Sound heading into next year. 

Fall rainfall has returned and after 4 months of quite dry weather, the rain will create its own set of issues. Learn what those issues are and what you can do to mitigate them by listening to this Podcast. 

The world-wide Great Shakeout earthquake drill will be held on Thu Oct 20th at 1020 AM. Learn what the drill is all about and how to register and participate on this Podcast. 

After a historic weekend of hot dry weather and more wildfire smoke, everyone is asking when will it finally rain and douse all the fires and smoke. Learn what all-time records fell this weekend and find out when that welcome rain will arrive by listening here. 

Clear nights. Longer nights. October is prime time for fog in the North Sound. Learn how fog forms and why October here. 

The 1962 Columbus Day Storm was the strongest non-tropical wind storm ever to hit the lower 48 in American history. The devastation was from the Bay Area to southern British Columbia and from the coast to Western Montana. Many living in the area today were not born yet or moved here from elsewhere, and unaware of this historic wind storm. Learn more about this storm by listening to this Podcast.  

After the destruction from Hurricanes Fiona and Ian in Puerto Rico and Florida, a listener asked - can we get hurricanes? Listen for the answer in this Podcast and it may surprise you!

A listener asked when will it rain enough to put out the fires and stop the smoke. This Podcast addresses that question that many others want to know as well.