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. 

The Podcast describes the origins of this saying and how it applies this year's month of March. 

This Podcast reviews the history of Groundhog Day, how to watch Phil pop out of his burrow for his folklore weather forecast, and whether his forecast means anything for the North Sound. 

The 31st of January is the coldest day on record. Learn what year it was, how it happened, and could it happen again with this Podcast. 

More winter weather lies ahead and this Podcast addresses the difference between snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Once you know the difference, stump others with your new knowledge!

A listener from Snohomish asked what air stagnation is. This Podcast addresses that question and what it means to air quality during these kinds of weather events. 

Do you need a break from all the nasty winter weather the North Sound has had lately? You're in luck. Learn about the upcoming mid-winter dry spell and how long it will last on the Podcast. 

This Podcast addresses a listener question about what the polar vortex is, and highlights one of the coldest polar vortex outbreaks in history. 

A listener asked the question - what is the difference between the freezing level and snow level in a weather forecast? This Podcast describes what these terms are and how you can obtain that weather forecast before heading into the mountains. 

The combination of light powdery snow in the mountains from the recent cold snap and now heavier, wetter and warmer snow on tap to pile on top of this lighter snow pack sets up more hazardous avalanche conditions. Avalanche season is here. Learn more about what are avalanches and what can be done by listening to this Podcast.