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In this episode of The Weather Whys podcast, host Ed Oswald explains the often misunderstood differences between weather and climate. Weather refers to short-term atmospheric … Read more
In this episode of the Weather Whys Podcast, host Ed Oswald delves into the fascinating topic of Milankovitch cycles—patterns in Earth’s rotation and orbit that … Read more
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Weather refers to short term atmospheric conditions such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind, and visibility that change from day to day. Climate, on the other … Read more
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Weather Whys, where curiosity meets meteorology! Join host Ed Oswald from the Weather Station Experts as he introduces a … Read more
Join us on the first episode of the Weather Whys Podcast, where host Ed Oswald from The Weather Station Experts, takes us through a riveting … Read more
As the West Coast reels from a historic megadrought, California faces a pivotal question: Is the dry spell finally over? In this riveting episode of … Read more
Well, you don’t always need a script to do a podcast as we’ve found out in this episode of the Weather Whys Podcast! Your host … Read more
If you live near the East Coast, hurricanes are a fact of life during the summer and early fall for most. In this episode of … Read more
Is Tornado Alley shifting east? In this episode of Weather Whys, we delve into the shifting patterns of tornado activity in the United States. We … Read more
Did you know that in the stormiest cities in the United States, thunderstorms occur on average once a week! Watch the video to find out … Read more
An outflow boundary is a boundary that separates a stable air mass from a #hunderstorm. It is often felt as a sudden cool gust of … Read more
Explore how Tornado Alley is shifting eastward in the U.S., increasing tornado frequency in densely populated areas like the Southeast. Learn about the impact of … Read more
Our planet goes through climate cycles. Did you know these are related to how the Earth rotates on its axis and around the sun? This … Read more
In America, we often think of Chicago when we think of wind. But there’s locations around the world that are far, far, windier. Check out … Read more
When is Hurricane Season? We break down what a typical hurricane season looks like, and when you should keep a watchful eye on the tropics … Read more
The sunniest US cities have few clouds in the sky more than 75% of the year, and all unsurprisingly are in the dry Desert Southwest.
Not a fan of the cold? These ten states with the best weather are great travel destinations year-round. We’ve even researched when the weather is … Read more
Microbursts are small but violent events within severe thunderstorms. We explain the basics.
High winds can be very destructive, and when there is a high risk of windy weather, meteorologists may issue a Wind Advisory or High Wind … Read more
The weatherman is calling for thunderstorms in the forecast. However they’re using the term “isolated” or “scattered.” What is the difference? We explain right here.
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