Released Monday, May 15, 2023

It doesn't take long to go from ground that is too wet to ground that is almost rock hard. This is a good time to look at the local drought indices.

Released Friday, May 12, 2023

This is PART ONE of a four-part series on the life and career of the television news legend, Virgil Dominic. It was Virgil Dominic who hired me at age 28, over 35 years ago, to be WJW's first weekday morning meteorologist for the Cleveland television market. I'll be highlighting excerpts from Telich Talks, a podcast hosted by former WJW colleague, John Telich, on which he interviewed Virgil about how he became involved in television news.

Released Wednesday, May 10, 2023

Have you noticed how hazy and yellow our sunrise was this morning here in NEOhio?

You can trace it back to some early-season out-of-control wildfires in Alberta, Canada!

When is the average last freeze for major population centers of NEOhio? And what does that mean for avid backyard gardeners?

Host André Bernier reviews the week's weather pattern shift heading into the weekend, then talks about Eurovision 2023 and reveals what mny famous people said about musc.

Released Wednesday, May 3, 2023.

You may have noticed the "jump" from "Season 3 - Episode #056" to "Episode #516" on Friday's release. I spoke about lumping everything together so that the casual first-timer listener will immediately (and properly) surmise that WeatherJazz® has been around for a long time, and it has (since 2005)! Thank YOU for your feedback in helping me to reach that important decision.

In addition to elaborating on an impressive late-season snowy system from Monday night and Tuesday, I move forward in the Big Blue Marble series by visiting a place near and dear to my heart: Lyndonville, Vermont.

It's a free-for-all, completely impromptu Open Line Friday! (Video version at WeatherJazz-dot-com!)

Attu Island is the 23rd largest island in the U.S.A. By what haven't you heard about it? Well, for starters, it's actually uninhabited! But that wasn't always the case.

It has already been a heavy "news" day, but over the weekend, our planet took a strong magnetic jolt making science news. The result has been easily seen. Plus, I tackle a GREAT listener question about one categorical temperature extreme in Cleveland.

Let's check in with meteorologist Scott Sabol who has some surprising weather elements that popped up for the next several weeks.