Let's have a look at May thus far in all of the USA compared to last year. Then, I'll highlight a few fun astronomical objects to hunt for in the nighttime sky.

What do happy (bee) hives and haircuts have in common? One of our previous WeatherJazz® guests, Neil Manausa, can tell you! We have some great follow-up stories from Neil, today on WeatherJazz®!

It's Science Wednesday, so let's continue exploring our very own solar system by heading to the 7th planet of our solar system. Okay, okay... get the giggles out of the way because I won't stray from this planet's longstanding name, the way it has been pronounced for centuries, and how its pronunciation was "changed" in the mid 1980s for media convenience.

What a turnaround from the last 45 days! The pattern this week will be so wonderful, you may be tempted to pinch yourselves, asking if this is real! After I examine the week ahead, I'll also share a new endeavor of mine by letting you "sit in" on my first aural exercise.

Meteorologist André Bernier highlights some recent records broken on the COLD and SNOWY side. Then after the break, André pulls out a fun, archived interview with an ice cream manufacturer in Fairbanks, Alaska. This is PART 2 of a two-part Open Line Friday episode.

Let's explore the strange world that surrounds Saturn. The ring system is the most identifiable character of this planet. There are many surprises waiting for backyard astronomers.

In addition to finding out how Ohioans took advantage of the summery preview this weekend, I'll give tribute to a man whose mission in life was to remind people to "look up" at the beauty of the sky.

Let's revisit an episode from 2008 when host André Bernier interviewed an ice cream maker in Fairbanks, Alaska.

In my continuing probe of our own solar system, let's now take a look at the lunar system of Saturn.

The Boston Marathon returned to its normal date (third Monday in April) this year. You would think that the springtime weather in Boston would be fairly stable. But is that so? Not even close! On your mark. Get set. Let's explore what runners have encountered in the past, today on WeatherJazz®!