Alice Martin

Cumulonim-bits

Science EN ↓ 4 episoder

It may be a topic most often delegated to small talk, but there's quite a lot to discuss about weather. From cloud types to storms to the process of tracking rain, the amount of information out there can get overwhelming. In cumulonimbits, we break down all these different concepts into easy to understand snippets - where even beginners can follow along. So... let's talk about the weather.

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Alice Martin

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12. dec. 2025

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Cloud Watching 12.12.2025 14:21

If you ever looked closely at clouds, you'd probably notice they're different shapes. Some are clumpy, others are wispy, and yet others cover the entire sky and drench the ground with rain. Today my guest Ari and I discuss clouds of all kinds, and what their appearance may mean.

Snow Days 17.11.2025 12:59

From blizzards to ice storms, there's no shortage of winter weather in Canada. Join Alice Martin as they lead a discussion delving further into the types of storms that may occur - and impact - Canadians during the long winter months. I am joined by Alex Ramos and Eoghan O'Kelly, who have a fair amount of personal experience with frosty weather.

Cumulonim-bits Trailer 13.11.2025 1:11

More than just small talk, we break down all sorts of weather topics into easy to understand bits!

What's That Twister? 06.10.2025 9:01

Tornadoes, waterspouts, dust devils and funnel clouds... all of them can be called "twisters", but not all of them are tornadoes. Today we delve into these different types of phenomena, and what makes them so unique. I am joined by Alex Ramos, who has encountered some interesting weather before.