With the boating season not far away, this Podcast addresses a common question about how waves are formed. 

The Podcast addresses the time change from Standard to Daylight Time, what has been done thus far about this time shift, and a reminder to change batteries in your key life safety resources at home and elsewhere. 

March is when the peak of our annual thunderstorm season usually begins. This Podcast addresses why that is the case and what you can do if the threat of a thunderstorm and its lightning approaches. 

This Podcast addresses where this saying originated and does it really ring true, particularly this year. 

March 1st marks the deadliest avalanche in U.S. history. Learn more about this tragic event and what you need to do before heading out in the backcountry to avoid and be better prepared for avalanches. 

Following Valentine's Day, I get this question. This Podcast answers this question along with any prime time to hold an outdoor event. 

A listener noted that it has not snowed much in the mountains in the past month. This Podcast addresses that concern and what lies ahead for the rest of the winter season regarding mountain snow. 

This Podcast describes the term sunbreak, where it came from, and how it applies so well here in the North Sound. 

The Podcast addresses a listener's question about the old phrase Red Sky at Night, Sailor's Delight. Is there any truth to this century's old phrase? Listen and find out. 

February 5th is National Weatherpersons Day. Listen to this Podcast to learn the background behind this day, and recognize all those involved in weather to help keep you informed and safe.