Pinpoint Weather University

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the damage to the outer banks and the east coast caused by this past weekends nor'easter. He also gives advice on how to manage your tires as the weather starts getting cooler.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the return of Fall and rain. He also talks about coastal flood warnings caused by the developing Nor'easter and Hurricane Polo forming along the West coast of Mexico.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about this years historic inactive Hurricane Season and when normal Fall temperatures can be expected.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on Dr. Matthew Eastin, Professor of Meteorology at UNCC, to talk about the Hurricane season and why it's been less active in the Atlantic Ocean. They also discuss how Hurricane Hunters track storms and what they do during this time of year. Finally, Brandon talks about the September weather and what we can expect during the month.

Meteorologist Andrew Brightman looks at the data showing our slow start to the 2026 hurricane season and why we're not out of the woods yet.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on meteorologist Shel Winkley with Climate Central to talk about how the global ocean record temperature was just broken this month and how that effects the planet. Brandon also talks hurricane naming and if "Dolly" will be skipped due to the passing of Dolly Parton.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about heat, rain and how El Niño continues to get stronger. Does that mean more snow this winter? Brandon also explains the measurement high school sports use to determine whether practice should be indoors or outdoors.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the derecho storm that moved through the Midwest causing massive power outages and damage. He also discusses the Perseids Meteor shower and where "the dog days of Summer" saying comes from.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on Corey Davis from the NC State Climate Office to talk about more incoming rain and how it might help us get out of this drought. Brandon also shows us NASA data proving just how big the Sargassum Belt has gotten since it really became relevant in 2011.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about how people are betting and profiting off of tragedies like the palisades wildfires. He also provides an update on sargassum along the coast and what impact tropical storm Bertha will have as it gets closer to landfall.