31° Celsius
That’s how old Dick Goddard would say he is! Mr. Goddard stopped by the station on Friday and we surprised him with an elaborate cake to honor his 88th year around the sun. Even my cat, Frosty, posed to wish him a happy purrrrrrrthday.
Fun Stuff
The Romance Of Fog
Yesterday was Valentine’s Day… I would imagine that busy workweek couples will celebrate with a dinner this weekend What is the coziest kind of weather you can think of for that dinner? Snow? Rain? Warm, dry breezes? Fog? FOG?!?!? Sure! Why not? After sitting on a couple of interviews about the “sentimental, romantic” nature of […]
Flash Freeze & Fast Ice
The contrast was pretty dramatic between Thursday night and Friday morning. Nearly an inch of rain fell before the cool down. Since the ground was saturated, there was plenty of standing water exposed to the sub-freezing chill-down. The result is something I like to call “fast ice” because of the flash freeze. In talk about […]
Attention Pilots
UPDATE: The Bose A20 headset is no longer available. The Stratus 2 is now up on ebay HERE.
Best Of WeatherJazz®
By far, the most downloaded and listened to podcast since the October redesign and launch of Season 2 has been Episode #041: My Car Is Shaking! Apparently, many people had the same issue the Sunday after the big Ohio snowstorm and wondered if something was desperately wrong with their car. Not at all! There was […]
Summertime
While we welcome (astronomical) winter, Antarctica is welcoming summer! A former college classmate of mine is doing some research in Antarctica right now. He sent me a photo of a waddle of penguins (20 of them) that were curious about what they were doing.
Með þér
It has been some time since I last posted. Time has a way to zip by with too many “urgent things” to take care for too much of the time. I pray your Thanksgiving was memorable and special in every way. Last night (Friday) while waiting for the (very snowy) PAC12 football game to conclude, […]
Catching Air
Yesterday (Thursday), John Tryon was able to photograph KLM Flight #662 enroute from Houston to Amsterdam (Netherlands) with his super-zoom lens. If you are on Twitter, follow @scannerjt1 to see more of his work.
Waterspouts!
There was some excitement near the Lake Erie shoreline this morning when waterspouts formed within a band of “lake effect showers” between 9 AM and 11 AM. Why are waterspouts so common in the autumn months in NEOhio? Let’s explore! I’ll also tell you about a fun astronomical conjunction visible everywhere in the world where […]
Umbrellas
My most recent podcast release from today (September 26) features Steve Asman, CEO of Gust Buster umbrellas on the history of umbrellas, his unique design, and more. You can listen top that episode below. For more episodes, SUBSCRIBE to WeatherJazz® on your favorite podcast app, or visit WeatherJazz®.com.
