Tropical Storm Claudette was the first tropical system to make landfall in the U.S. this season and the first deadly storm of the season. Today’s podcast looks back at Claudette’s path and the unfortunate damage it caused.

Scientists are calling the exceptional drought across the western U.S. one of the worst on record. Today’s podcast discusses whether there’s any relief in sight out west, and whether the east coast is in danger of a drought next.

The first official heat wave of the summer has hit portions of Delmarva, so let’s talk heat safety.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer, but it was anything but summer-like on Delmarva. Today’s episode of Weather Wise discusses this past weekend’s record breaking cool and rainy weather, plus we look ahead to what kind of weather we’re expecting in June. 

NOAA released its Atlantic hurricane outlook last week, the same week the first named storm of the season developed. So will it be an active season again? Today’s podcast has all the answers.

Climate Data from the past decade shows that much of the U.S. is warmer and wetter than it used to be. Today's podcast explores the new 1991-2020 climate normals and what that means for our area.

Hurricane Preparedness Week: Hurricane season is right around the corner and today’s podcast is dedicated to helping everyone get a plan for the upcoming season. The time to prepare is now.

When it comes to severe thunderstorms, there are five different severe risk categories, ranging from Marginal to High. Today’s podcast discusses each one in detail, plus the importance of the Storm Prediction Center, a weather office in Norman, Oklahoma that issues these severe risks to the public.

La Plata Tornado: One of the strongest tornadoes to ever strike Maryland occurred 19 years ago today on April 28, 2002 in La Plata, MD. Today’s podcast looks back at that record breaking tornado, including its eventual path that took it across the Chesapeake Bay and onto Delmarva as well.

April Showers Bring May Flowers. Or do they? In today’s podcast, we take a look at April’s weather so far and whether we’ve had too much rain or not enough.