This is the time of year when cool-cold cut-off low pressure systems frequently pay NEOhio a visit. These systems look like giant, glazed cinnamon buns on the visible satellite images! Because they move slowly, the cool, showery pattern typically lasts 1-2+ days. Click on the image below to expand the high-resolution image. This is the […]
…..Fagradalsfjall?
Here is a time lapse of the nighttime lava flow on Sunday morning from 2:30 AM to just before 6:00 AM (when the weather closed down with dense fog) of the Fagradalsfjall Volcano Fissure not for from the famous Blue Lagoon. Here’s another great video of the trek to see the edge of the […]
Hoping everyone’s St. Patrick’s Day was joyful and GREEN!
The last day for skiing at Boston Mills, Brandywine, and Alpine Valley was Sunday, March 14th. As I drove past Alpine Valley, the snow covering the trails was still pretty decent, surviving the very warm start to last week. Now local skiers will have to wait for late fall or early winter for local skiing.
Question for Open Line Friday on #WeatherJazz®: Have you ever visited/used a “Little Free Library?” Which one? Did you take a book o0r leave a book? Which one(s)? Call the WeatherJazz® Audience Connect Line at (234)-525-5888 to tell me about your experience in 90 seconds or less (by Thursday afternoon, March 4).
The official astronomical definition of a “planet” changed in 2006. When it did, the planet we all knew as Pluto lost its classification! So what is the definition of a planet? It hinges on three criteria, the last of which caught Pluto on the short end of the stick. Let’s expand on this topic as […]
It’s Open Line Friday! I have a listener question about the conditions that precede the development of windshield frost on vehicles in the morning. I’ll also continue my conversation with meteorologist Jeff Kennedy, formerly from KWWL-7, Waterloo, Iowa, about his cat Tubby (photo below) along with Jeff’s fascinating faith journey that parallel’s mine in so […]
