Northwest Weather Podcast

Episode 39: Back from a Long Break

The boys are back! After a long hiatus, Mark and Brian return to the podcast with a recap on this crazy weather year. Last winter was one of the worst on record, this summer was the hottest on record… so what does that mean for the next few months? The guys will have an answer.

Plus, space news, Cities of the Week and Joe Raineri makes a special appearance with some big news of his own.

Big thanks to one of our favorite viewer photographers, Clifford Paguio, for that gorgeous photo at the top of this post.

Episode 38: Saying Goodbye to Summer

It’s our farewell to summer episode. This week the guys recap the summer of 2014, filled with sunshine, wildfires and even some records. They’ll also break down our cities of the week.

That gorgeous photo you see above is from viewer Stephanie Roth. If you have a photo you’d like to share with us, use the hashtag #fox12weather on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. We will pick the best ones every day and put them on our newscasts.

Also, one last thing… a BIG congrats to Brian and Ashley MacMillan on their baby girl. Isn’t she a cutie?

Episode 37: Winter Recap and Your Weather Questions

Today, the guys bring your full winter recap and get you ready for the hot, potentially record-setting days ahead.  They’ll also answer your weather questions from Facebook and Twitter.

As promised, here are a couple of fun winter videos to check out…

Here’s Brian trying to drink water in 80+ mph winds.

Also, here’s a link to our FOX 12 reporter snowball fight in day 2 of our snow coverage.

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Episode 36: Mt. Hood with guest Dave Tragethon

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The guys and Steph bring in 2014 with an episode dedicated to Oregon’s majestic Mt. Hood.

Plus, Mt. Hood Meadows Director of Marketing Dave Tragethon joins the show.  They’ll talk about this year’s lackluster start to the ski season and changes on the mountain over the past 20 years.