It is time to 'spring ahead' as we transition back to Pacific Daylight Time this Saturday night. This Podcast addresses the impacts of the time change and what steps you can take to help minimize those impacts, plus time to change those batteries too!

An Everett listener asked what is the rain shadow and is Everett in it? This Podcast addresses that question including how the rain shadow off the Olympics behaves. 

In the North Sound, spring and fall are our primary thunderstorm seasons. And it usually kicks off around March 1st. This Podcast addresses the North Sound's primary thunderstorm season and why, plus what to do if a thunderstorm approaches. 

Where were you on Feb 28, 2001, just before 11 AM? The Nisqually earthquake struck Western Washington at that moment. It has been 20 years since that big quake and this Podcast addresses what happened then, what you can do to prepare today, and the new SkakeAlert Early Earthquake Warning System makes it debut in May. 

The latest seasonal weather outlook was just released and this Podcast addresses what the North Sound's upcoming spring and summer have in store. 

Our mountain snowpack is doing quite well thus far this winter season. Learn how well the snowpack is doing and why in this Podcast. 

The recent snow flurries were but a tease ahead of the main event this weekend. This Podcast addressed when the snow will arrive and how much, plus when it will warm up and this snow event comes to an end. 

A listener asks with the colder weather this week, is it the result of a Polar Vortex?  This Podcast describes a Polar Vortex, how it works and what it does, including for the North Sound. 

February 5th is National Weatherperson's Day, an opportunity to give your local weather authorities some love. Learn about this history of this annual recognition day, and who and what all of those in the weather community do to keep us safe and informed in this Podcast.

Feb 2nd is Groundhog Day. With the ongoing pandemic, the celebration will be virtual and you can watch it on-line for the first time, particularly if you are an early bird. Learn more about the history of Groundhog Day and how you can watch Phil come out of his burrow for his folklore weather forecast in this Podcast.