In the first episode of the "Big Blue Marble" series, our first fascinating stop will  be equitorial.  It's a small island chain that straddles the equator off the coast of Ecuador in South America. The Galapagos Islands are full of interesting surprises!

January usually marks the coldest of the cold which begs the question: Are we climatologically climbing yet? That all depends how you slicer and dice the daily averages! Let's dive into the numbers.

Released Friday, January 20, 2023

On Christmas Eve, 2023, WeatherJazz® reached a marker that few (if any) podcasts can boast: being listened to in Antarctica!

We have a special treat for everyone today: I invited the gentleman who actually listened to WeatherJazz® from the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica on the program. He's back in the USA from conducting experiments for NASA and confirms that he did listen to WeatherJazz® and shares some of the research he did.

On this "Science Wednesday" episode, I establish the setting for a possible Wednesday series that revolves around our very own planet. I encourage YOUR participation by letting your curiosity drive my Science Wednesday episodes. After listening to this episode,  I want to hear from YOU!

Host André Bernier looks into short, medium, and long term forecast parameters on this "Meteorological Monday."

Meteorologist Joe Bastardi has been a frequent guest on USA's most popular news networks (FOX News, FOX Business, and so many more) with a unique, common-sense approach to weather, science, even competitive sports! My conversation with Joe touched on many subjects at many levels, including the role of faith in science and weather.

As Season 3 of WeatherJazz® expands and experiments, it's time for a "hybrid" episode that combines weather and the everyday life of an American diner.

Only one (meteorological winter) month has passed by, but a LOT has happened. Let's review it and what we see coming as WJW-TV morning meteorologist Scott Sabol joins me for today's episode.

Happy New Year! Let's review what was a pretty "average" year in terms of weather and  give you an update with regards to seasonal snowfall thus far for this winter.

It's EASY to say that Christmas 2022 WILL be white, but let's address the woolly mammoth elephant in the room: What about the extreme COLD? Is it record-breaking? Let's "dig" in!