Autumn can be a great time to see some seasonal signatures on the early morning visible satellite images. This (Thursday) morning was no exception! Check out the small plume of lake effect rain showers on Lake Erie as the cool, dry air moved over the very warm (73°F) lake surface as well as the river […]
This is something I’ve not seen for a few years: early autumn foliage peppered in some of the maple trees as well as some trees showing an early drop signature under its canopy. Do you have any similar photos? Feel free to share them via Twitter (@AndreBernier) or a JPG image via email (weatherjazz@yahoo.com).
Many of you know how blessed I was to have learned under my former college professor (and co-founder of The Weather Channel) Dr. Joe D’Aleo. He was the department chairman of the meteorology program at then Lyndon State College in Lyndonville, Vermont (now University of Northern Vermont) in the 1970s. Dr. D’Aleo is still very […]
Have you ever wondered where the deep space probes, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, are right now? Just for a little perspective, they were launched in late summer 1977. Join me on my world-audience podcast, WeatherJazz®, as I update everyone on the whereabouts of these two out-of-this-world objects! You can listen to the podcast in […]
If you have a Twitter account, you can now receive the daily pollen count from the Clevelnd Acadermy of Medicine by LIKING @AMCNOTABLES
Good news for Tesla owners (and anyone else who can get TuneIn streaming in their car)! My podcast, WeatherJazz®, has been added to the TuneIn podcast line up so you can listen on the go. Just do a search for “weatherjazz” (one word) and hit the favorite star to keep it in your line up.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
