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.
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 […]
Yes, we are running about a week behind the usual fall foliage color timeline. The current cooler pattern will speed us toward peak foliage this weekend.
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 […]
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This is the most amazing math lecture I’ve ever encountered. It’s worth the hour of investment. Once I started watching, I was captivated and left me wanting MORE!!!
Check out the near-full moon near the bright planet Jupiter tonight (Monday, April 30) after 10-11 PM.
The Washington Post and the popular “Capital Weather Gang” released a wonderful article about the recently published book about the “pioneers” that brought about the birth of The Weather Channel. CLICK HERE to read the article. The idea started as a brainchild of ABC Good Morning America’s first meteorologist, John Coleman (left), and my former […]
With such a contumaciously cold spring pattern, it’s important to remember that some parameters are not tied to a stubborn weather pattern… thankfully!