Episode 9 of 'Off The Radar' and we finally catch up with WTOL 11 Chief Meteorologist Robert 'Bobby' Shiels! You don't want to miss all of the stories and experiences in this episode.

Episode 8 - With all the rain lately it's the perfect time to talk river flooding and ice jams. We take you back in time to some of the worst ice jams and the damage they did in our area. Over/Under takes a turn at the end. You'll have to listen to see what we mean. Enjoy!

Episode 7 of 'Off The Radar'. Have you ever read the farmers almanac? We took a look at it. Plus what does the rest of February have in store? Be sure to listen until the end for our over/under segment!

Episode 6 of 'Off The Radar'. What a February it has been so far! Half a foot of snow on the ground and more to come. Plus Space X launches itself into the history books.

Episode 5 of 'Off The Radar'. It's almost Groundhog Day, where a rodent takes over the forecasting for a day. We dive into forecasting folklore and what is actually ahead this February. Snow lovers will like the answers. Welcome our newest 'Off The Radar' member: Chelsea!

Episode 4 of 'Off The Radar'. Our first guest: Jerry Anderson joins us to talk about his experiences in the Blizzard of '78. It may involve a tractor and some felonies. You'll want to listen to this whole episode!

Episode 3 of 'Off The Radar'. This one is all about history. Perhaps the most historic storm in Northwest Ohio history: The Blizzard of '78! Next week marks 40 years since the worst winter storm hit Ohio. Chris, Ryan and Ellyn talk how the storm developed and if it could happen again.

It's the 2nd episode of 'Off The Radar' and we're tracking a winter storm...but that doesn't mean we will see the worst of it here. Ellyn, Chris and Ryan discuss what goes into a winter storm forecast. And that cold snap caused record breaking ice to form of Lake Erie last week. We play over/under on what is in store the rest of the winter.

It's the First episode of our new podcast! Ryan and Chris break down the historic cold start to 2018 and look ahead at what else this winter has in store.