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.
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, […]
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.
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 […]
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.
My world-audience podcast, WeatherJazz®, has a fresh, new wind bringing some exciting changes. Using a new podcast platform, WeatherJazz® will be available not only on iTunes, but virtually every podcast platform out there by the end of September. Episodes will be MUCH more frequent, more free-flowing (like my Facebook LIVE posts on the FOX 8 […]
In the vast majority of cases, when it heats up in the eastern United States, it cools off in the western United States. Note the 10-day temperature forecast for the first ten days of August in Cleveland: I selected an arbitrary city in the western United States (in this case, Spokane, WA) and did a […]
Here is the popular podcast, Weatherbrains, featuring my former college professor, Dr. Joe D’Aleo, as well as former Weather Channel colleague, Al Lipson.
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Get ready for a 2-3 day soaker with intermittent showers and thunderstorms likely between Friday and Sunday morning. John Tryon captured a cool image last night. Be sure to follow @scannerjt1 on Twitter!
