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In this week's episode: Kelvin-Helmholtz wave clouds, biggest one day temperatures swing, hardest places to predict the weather and the hardest weather to predict and severe weather risk categories.
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In this week's episode: asperitas clouds, why snow melts around trees first, spring robins, what is "normal" when it comes to weather.
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In this week's episode: lenticular clouds, what stops a tornado, temperatures needed for tornadoes, typography and tornadoes, and Easter folklore.
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In this week's episode: mammatus clouds, record highs and lows, recent severe and snowy weather, and the ITCZ.
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In this week's episode: cap clouds, fire weather, air quality and red flag warnigs.
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In this week's episode: daylight saving, wall clouds, tornado scales and outdoor warning sirens.
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In this week's episode we pull back the curtain on life as a broadcast meteorologist, answering: how a weather forecast gets on air, how we develop a weather forecast, if we get approached in public and how male vs. female experiences differ. Plus the return of cloud of the week!
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In this week's episode: what's up with false spring, wind turbines and windy days, snow pack and temperatures, and why fresh snow is so bright.
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In this week's episode: cirrocumulus clouds, sea breezes, February sunshine, sunrise and sunset timing, ocean currents and the pineapple express.
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In this week's episode: misinformation and weather.
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From the publisher's feed
Ever wonder why the sky turns green during severe weather, how meteorologists develop a forecast or what that chance for precipitation really means? Weathered Questions is your go-to podcast for…
Each episode, Certified Broadcast Meteorologist Jan Ryherd and Certified Broadcast and Consulting Meteorologist Kaj O'Mara bring expert insight to everyday weather questions submitted by you, the listeners. We'll break down complex meteorological concepts into simple yet captivating conversations, helping you feel more informed, prepared, and maybe even a little in awe of the atmosphere around us.
Got a question on your radar? Send it our way ([email protected]) and be sure to subscribe and tune in for the answer.