In this episode I talk about the jetstream and why it plays such a big role in weather forecasting.

In this special episode, I talk a little about the rare snowfall event in the Bay Area that happened this past week. I explain why this is so rare and how a unique atmospheric pattern allowed it to happen.

In this episode I explain the difference in between rain, snow and sleet by using a hypothetical imaginary town located next to a 6,000ft (2,000m) mountain.

In this episode I talk about different kinds of air masses, fronts and the weather patterns that are typically associated with them.

In this episode I a talk about different types of rain showers and thunderstorms. I also explain how hail forms and why it is so common during late afternoon summer thunderstorms in warm and humid areas such as the tropics and the eastern United States during summertime.

To start off the podcast I explain what frost is and how it forms.