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We know it's a touchy subject, but we have to address the elephant in the room. It's no question that the climate is changing, and we decided to talk to one of the leading experts to figure it out a bit more.
Our guest this week is none other than Dr. Richard Alley; the Evan Pugh University Professor of Geosciences at Penn State. He's studied climate since 1987, focusing on ice sheets, glaciology, and ice cores. Dr. Alley has made numerous trips to Antarctica and Greenland during his studies, participated in the UN Intergovernmental Panel Climate Change, was a co-recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, and even an advisor to multiple members of congress and a former US Vice President. You can find more about his work here
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It's part 3 of our ongoing series where we talk about Weather Terms you may not know much about!
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Calling all Green Thumbs! Want some tips on how to improve your planting skills against Mother Nature's worst? Well, you'll want to listen in to this episode. Denise Stevenson, a Greenhouse Manager for Donaldson Farms in Hackettstown, NJ is our guest this week.
More information on Donaldson Farms HERE
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From Migraines to Back Aches, the weather has more of an effect on our health than you realize. In today's episode we sat down talk with our own resident health expert, Meteorologist Jen D'lorio to talk about it.
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Isn't it supposed to stop snowing at the end of February? And why can it still snow all the way through April? In this episode, we'll explain why that is, and why late season snowfall is tricky and occurs more often than you think!
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In older episodes, we talked a little about forensic meteorology, and even had a live mock trial with some of our meteorologists. Today, we got to talk with our own Certified Consulting Meteorologist, Thomas M. Else, who has been with WeatherWorks for over 20 years. He gave us some insight into what it takes to be a forensic meteorologist.
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We're roughly halfway through the winter season and if you believe the groundhog's prediction, we aren't done yet! We discuss what transpired over the past two months, as well as how the remainder of winter is looking. Plus, we talk a little bit about a certain Superb Owl. You won't want to miss it!
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There's a lot of science behind weather forecasts, but sometimes it involves a lot of analytical thinking. In this episode, we break down the tools meteorologists use to identify weather patterns and forecast the weather. We'll also go into the features of a surface map and how you can understand them!
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We're solidly in the winter season, with more on the way here in the Northeastern US. With cold and snow in the forecast for some, one might wonder: "How does this all work?" We may not be auto body experts, but we'll be taking you into the mechanics of what makes winter storms work.
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What better person to talk about snow and ice than the CEO of SIMA himself: Martin Tirado. We had him come down into the lounge to talk about what SIMA is and how it's shaping the snow and ice industry.
Learn more about SIMA here: www.sima.org
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