Ever hear of a baker burying their bread to bake? It's TRUE! There ARE people who actually do this! Let';s take a trip to a place where they do this every single day.

WJW-FOX-8 morning meteorologist Scott Sabol is today's guest. We discuss the 2021-2022 winter outlook. What went right so far, and what went wrong (and why). We then look at the long range teleconnections to see if we have any good clues as we work into the second half of this current winter season. (NOTE: Our FOX 8 "Rest Of The Winter Outlook" will air on February 3rd, and NOT January 27th.)

I've known Pastor Gunnar Gunnarsson of Iceland's Loftstofan (Upper Room Church) for many years. He is a frequent visitor to The WeatherJazz® Podcast. Today's visit is special as it is a celebration of one hundred episodes of the podcast that I produce for them called, Sermons From Iceland. Let's get to know Pastor Gunnar, his family, his heart for ministry, and his hobbies and home life. This episode is a tandem release of our conversation which is also being released as Episode #100 on Sermons From Iceland. You can also WATCH the interview on my Rumble channel or embedded on WeatherJazz.com.

Can an explosive volcano have any kind of measurable impact thousands of miles away? The answer is a definitive YES! Let's explore this today, on WeatherJazz®.

It's cleanup time after quite a memorable snowstorm that began on Sunday evening, but started cranking up a few hours before daylight started illuminating things on Monday. I'll go through a partial list of accumulations for your curiosity.

As promised, here is a special Sunday snowstorm edition of WeatherJazz® with the latest warnings and projected snowfall totals.

It's no secret that a significant winter storm will impact the southeast and eastern USA late Sunday and Monday. In addition to today's update on this impending storm, I plan on releasing a special weekend edition of WeatherJazz® on Sunday afternoon as we track this system. Then after the snowstorm update, I'll look at some great ideas for recycling live, cut pine trees that are used as indoor Christmas trees once the holidays are done.

After a look at wind chills over the last few days in NEOhio, we set our attention on the place that has the world's wildest weather - Mount Washington, New Hampshire.

owel-slurring cold, hard facts that were staring at some backyard thermometers this morning. Plus, a look at winter from a different perspective: wind chill temperatures thanks to some digging by meteorologist Scott Sabol via his BLOG HERE.

Buffalo is up to its old tricks again. It came CLOSE to an all-time snowfall record on Thursday. Now that snow has moved into NEOhio. More on today's wintry episode that ALMOST didn't happen today!