Weather Geeks

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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Episoder(443)

Professor, Author, and Atmospheric Model Extraordinaire

Professor, Author, and Atmospheric Model Extraordinaire

Guest: Dr. Adam Sobel, Columbia UniversityIntroduction: Most of the time when we bring someone on to Weather Geeks, they have a certain niche or a specific craft or an interesting line of research to...

3 Jun 202038min

COVID-19’s Impact on Pollution

COVID-19’s Impact on Pollution

Guest: Ryan Stauffer, NASAIntroduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we all live our lives, both in the present and in the future. We’ve all been stuck in our homes and adopted teleworking t...

27 Mai 202037min

Keeping Up the PACE with NASA

Keeping Up the PACE with NASA

Guest: Ivona Cetinic, NASA OceanographerIntroduction: NASA does a lot more than mapping our solar system...they have also been mapping our oceans for over 20 years! The ocean is extremely important in...

20 Mai 202034min

Communicating Climate

Communicating Climate

Guest: Bernadette Woods - PlackyIntroduction:The proper communication of climate science is just as important as communicating it at all! In an ever-changing world, keeping up with communication techn...

13 Mai 202038min

Mitigating Disasters & Their Impacts on Society

Mitigating Disasters & Their Impacts on Society

Guest: Dr. Stephen Strader, Villanova UniversityIntroduction:Hurricane Harvey...Hurricane Dorian...the deadly Camp Fire...the devastating Super Tornado Outbreak of 2011… These disasters likely bring t...

6 Mai 202038min

Radar Meteorology & Observations of Severe Storms

Radar Meteorology & Observations of Severe Storms

Guest: Stephen Nesbitt, University of IllinoisIntroduction:Today we’re happy to welcome Professor Stephen Nesbitt from the University of Illinois. Dr. Nesbitt has his hands in a variety of projects & ...

29 Apr 202041min

The Science of Climate Drawdown

The Science of Climate Drawdown

Guest: Dr. Marilyn Brown, Georgia Tech Introduction: The word “drawdown” is used in multiple fields, from banking to investing, but for today’s episode, the most important use of the word is in climat...

22 Apr 202037min

Severe Storms & Tornadoes - Ties to Climate Change

Severe Storms & Tornadoes - Ties to Climate Change

Guest: Dr. Harold Brooks, NSSLIntroduction: The United States is known to produce some of nature’s most severe weather as it allows for just the right ingredients to come together. As extreme weather...

15 Apr 202044min

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