The name "Dick Goddard" is synonymous with weather, dogs, and cats in NEOhio. It has been almost 2 years since Mr. G's passing in Florida. He will always be missed, and never forgotten. That's why I was so excited when I found a WeatherJazz® Season 1 episode from 2009 in which Dick Goddard talked about his life journey. Here's wishing everyone a Happy Easter.

Let's head to the next object in our solar system study by looking at the planetary features, quirks, and oddities of Saturn. This is PART 1 of a 3 part series on Saturn, its moons, and its ring system.

While March holds first place as the month with the wildest temperature swings, April is not far behind, in second place.

For NEOhio, we are 4°F colder than normal thus far, but we are only 10 days in to the month. Temperatures this week will average above normal, wiping out the cold start. Let's explore what lies aheads in April.

It's Science Wednesday! Host André Bernier continues his tour of the solar system with Research Astronomer Jay Reynolds from Cleveland State University by taking a close look at the two inner Galilean moons of Jupiter, Europa and Io.

Let's do a March and winter review for NEOhio!

Statistically, how cruel is the atmosphere in tossing snow our way on April the 1st? We'll look at the stats for Cleveland. And, are you someone who keeps a journal? You're not alone. Some VERY big names have done the same in their lifetimes.The "Who's Who" of journal keepers comimng up today, on WeatherJazz®!

Host André Bernier is joined by Research Astronomer, Dr. Jay Reynolds, from Cleveland State University to unveil the strange worlds of Ganymede and Callisto, the two outermost of the large Galilean moons of Jupiter.

Host André Bernier highlights this year's example of why March has earned the reputation of being a very quirky month weatherwise.

It's always fun and "unpredictable" to have Dontae Jones, newest FOX 8 meteorologist, join me on an Open Line Friday edition of WeatherJazz®!

WeatherJazz® returns to the night sky foir a close look at the solar system's largest planet, a gas giant, Juputer!