On this Day in Weather History, the 1957 Dallas Tornado could very easily have been shrugged off as “just another Texas Twister”. However, this event was actually historically quite significant. You see, the tornado did not strike in a sparsely populated rural location, but rather in the middle of the downtown metropolitan area.

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Alan Dennis Kulwicki who was known by his peers as "Special K" and the "Polish Prince", was not just the driver; he was also a team owner. And today we remember the tragic loss of this NASCAR champion...this day in weather history.

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The Eiffel Tower has had a crazy history. Did you know it was set for demolition in 1909? But the study of meteorology saved it? Yes, the want to know the weather better played a role in preserving the Eiffel Tower...today on This Day in Weather History.

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On this Day in Weather History, in 1848, a very unique and specific chain of events came together at the same time to create a spectacle that has likely only happened one time since the last ice age...and it happened in Niagara Falls!

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We have another podcast episode dedicated to an airline mishap that is so ridiculous it defies logic. On March 29, 2015, an Air Canada Airbus A320-211 landed short of the runway in Halifax and was severely damaged….this day in weather history.

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