So much is going on in earth science these days that it got me thinking on a profound level. I hope you'll allow me the latitude of sharing what has been on my heart as I watched so much happening on planet Earth this weekend.

PLUS, I finally answer two audience questions via [email protected] about some strange looking clouds!

After looking over the data from the most recent storm center that came through. Scott Sabol and I discovered something remarkable about it. Join us as we talk about it.

Incidentally, I decided NOT to post the video as I discovered that I had a distractingly huge piece of blueberry skin stuck to my front tooth after eating oatmeal with blueberries for breakfast, LOLOL.

One of our first appointments in Iceland was to meet, face-to-face, a former WeatherJazz® guest via Zoom. His name is Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove (his Instagram account is linked to his name for those wishing to follow him). We spoke about his adventures of photographing volcanic eruptions (you can order his book HERE).

I enjoy coffee. I especially enjoy it with half and half, but I've been experimenting with some of the new non-dairy creamers now coming on the market. By NO MEANS is this an exhaustive sample... in fact, I've only tried three (thus far). And what I share is only MY opinion.... as I realize that tastes are very subjective. Yet I find it fascinating and I hope you do, too.

What is it like to experience nearly 24-hours of nighttime? Your WeatherJazz® host had a chance to experience that first-hand in Iceland in December. Things that surprised me, and things that didn't.... today! On WeatherJazz®.

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One of the biggest thrills of my most recent trip to Iceland, was sitting in on Reykjavík's most popular morning program on the radio at FM957. But the surprises did not stop there. Have a listen as we take you back in time to Monday morning in Iceland, today, on WeatherJazz®!

On Monday, before the Iceland volcano erupted, I was a special guest on the RÚV media network's English Radio program. Now that I'm back home, I'll share a number of interesting audio events that made my trip to the Arctic quite special. I also had the opportunity to ask RÚV anchor Darren Adam how he became an Icelandic citizen after starting his media career in his native country of Great Britain.

There's a brand new Christmas film for this Holiday~!

No, the east coast of the U.S.A. is not haunted... unless you deem cloud cover an indicator of the supernatural... but we have once again returned to the season of seeing what your WeatherJazz® host calls, "The East Coast Ghost."