Weather Geeks

Weekly exploration of weather science, history and cultural impact AI summary

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You see it every day. It’s the subject of poetry, literature, art and film. It can inspire spiritual experiences, and it can destroy everything you have ever worked for. It is the weather, and no one knows it better than we do. Join us every week for the agony and the ecstasy of the one story that the entire world participates in and the science behind it. From the people behind The Weather Channel TV network.

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Latest episodes

  1. The Hidden Costs of El Niño

    2026-10-28 · 56 min · Episode 419

    This episode explores the profound impacts of El Nino on global weather patterns and economies, featuring climate scientist Dr. Justin Mankin. Discover how climate variability influences economic resilience and what…

  2. Weather: The Ultimate Wild Card

    2026-09-30 · 42 min · Episode 418

    In this episode, Kevin Roth, a sports meteorologist, shares insights on how weather impacts sports performance, betting, and strategy. Discover how data analysis and weather forecasting are transforming the way teams…

  3. Unlocking Radar Data Amidst Record Severe Weather

    2026-09-23 · 38 min · Episode 417

    In this episode, Dr. Steve Nesbitt discusses the evolution of atmospheric science, the role of AI in weather prediction, and recent trends in severe weather, including tornado activity in Illinois. He shares insights…

  4. What is Disasterology?

    2026-09-16 · 43 min · Episode 416

    In this episode, Dr. Samantha Montano, a disaster researcher and author, discusses the human aspects of disasters, disaster preparedness, recovery, and the future of emergency management. She emphasizes the importance…

  5. The Art of Storm Chasing

    2026-09-09 · 34 min · Episode 415

    In this episode, storm photographer and filmmaker Mike Olbinski shares how technology has revolutionized storm chasing, from weather models to mobile connectivity and drones. He offers practical advice for aspiring…

  6. The Rise of Marine Heat Waves

    2026-09-02 · 39 min · Episode 414

    In this episode of Weather Geeks, Dr. Dillon Amaya discusses the science of marine heat waves, their connection to climate phenomena like El Nino, and their impacts on ecosystems and weather patterns worldwide. Discover…

  7. Guiding Cruise Ships Through the Storm

    2026-08-26 · 42 min · Episode 413

    Join us as we explore the fascinating world of maritime meteorology with Craig Setzer, a seasoned marine meteorologist and forensic meteorologist. Discover how weather forecasting at sea differs from land-based…

  8. Holding Fast in Heavy Seas

    2026-08-19 · 35 min · Episode 412

    In this episode, Dr. Tim Gallaudet shares his journey from ocean enthusiast to leading expert, discussing the importance of ocean exploration, leadership, and the intriguing world of UAPs. Discover insights on ocean…

  9. New Executive Director of AMS

    2026-08-12 · 38 min · Episode 411

    In this episode, Dr. Amanda Staudt, the new executive director of the American Meteorological Society, shares her vision for the future of meteorology, the role of AMS in advancing weather and climate sciences, and how…

  10. Measuring Arizona's Dust Storms

    2026-08-05 · 35 min · Episode 410

    In this episode of Weather Geeks, Jen Carfagno interviews Amber Sullins about the unique weather challenges in the Southwest, focusing on dust storms and the development of the Phoenix Dust Scale to improve…

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Publisher details

Oldest episode in feed
04/2018 · over 8 years
Typical length
37 min
Format
Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
Keywords
rain, Storm, Tornadoes, Winter Storms, Snow, Meteorologist, Lightning, Science

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