October 2021 ended up being the third warmest October on record globally, the sixth warmest for the U.S., and warmest ever recorded for both Maryland and Delaware! Today's podcast is taking a look back at the record warmth and the type of weather not only Delmarva had, but the U.S. as a whole.

Parts of Delmarva just experienced the worst coastal flooding event in years! This was also one of the top tidal flooding events to not be associated w/ a tropical system. Major floods are occurring more often & it's something we should be ready for in the future.

Have you heard of atmospheric rivers? Meteorologist Sloane Haines & Meteorologist Ulises Garcia break it all down, along with its pros and cons for the Western United States.

It's the end of October and the Atlantic Basin is quiet in terms of tropical activity, so is hurricane season over?  Today's episode discusses past October hurricanes and how hurricane season can still turn active well into autumn.

Did you know that major flooding can occur even without a drop of rain? That's right! A common type of flood we deal with on Delmarva is coastal flooding. Today's podcast talks about what causes it and how severe it get.

Now that October is here, it's time to review the type of weather we had in September. Also, what is weather folklore and can it really help predict the weather? Let's find out in this episode of Weather Wise.

Meteorologist Sloane Haines and Meteorologist Ulises Garcia discuss how quickly the average high temperatures drops throughout autumn, along with when to expect the 1st freeze and when the fall foliage tends to peak on Delmarva. 

Today is the first day of fall! This episode of Weather Wise discusses the difference between meteorological fall and astronomical fall, the exact meaning of the autumnal equinox, plus the amount of daylight we're losing per day as we get closer to winter. 

With this past weekend being the 20th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on our country, we're honoring the lives lost. Today's podcast also looks back at what the weather was like on September 11, 2001 and how history may have changed if the weather was different.

Rapid intensification has become a theme with tropical cyclones over the last few years. Meteorologist Ulises Garcia & Meteorologist Sloane Haines explain what it is, when & where it tends to happen, along with why it’s happening more commonly.