Pinpoint Weather University

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the damage to the outer banks and the east coast caused by this past weekends nor'easter. He also gives advice on how to manage your tires as the weather starts getting cooler.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the return of Fall and rain. He also talks about coastal flood warnings caused by the developing Nor'easter and Hurricane Polo forming along the West coast of Mexico.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about this years historic inactive Hurricane Season and when normal Fall temperatures can be expected.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on Dr. Matthew Eastin, Professor of Meteorology at UNCC, to talk about the Hurricane season and why it's been less active in the Atlantic Ocean. They also discuss how Hurricane Hunters track storms and what they do during this time of year. Finally, Brandon talks about the September weather and what we can expect during the month.

Meteorologist Andrew Brightman looks at the data showing our slow start to the 2026 hurricane season and why we're not out of the woods yet.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on meteorologist Shel Winkley with Climate Central to talk about how the global ocean record temperature was just broken this month and how that effects the planet. Brandon also talks hurricane naming and if "Dolly" will be skipped due to the passing of Dolly Parton.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about heat, rain and how El Niño continues to get stronger. Does that mean more snow this winter? Brandon also explains the measurement high school sports use to determine whether practice should be indoors or outdoors.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the derecho storm that moved through the Midwest causing massive power outages and damage. He also discusses the Perseids Meteor shower and where "the dog days of Summer" saying comes from.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on Corey Davis from the NC State Climate Office to talk about more incoming rain and how it might help us get out of this drought. Brandon also shows us NASA data proving just how big the Sargassum Belt has gotten since it really became relevant in 2011.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about how people are betting and profiting off of tragedies like the palisades wildfires. He also provides an update on sargassum along the coast and what impact tropical storm Bertha will have as it gets closer to landfall.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on meteorologist Nat Johnson with NOAA to talk about the strength of this years El Niño and how it is effecting weather patterns. Brandon also has meteorologist Andrew Brightman on the show to discuss the daylight saving time bill. He also talks about the Lake Powell water level concerns and why it is such a big deal.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about worsening drought conditions and the strengthening of El Niño. He also explains what "Urban Heat Islands" are and why Charlotte is one.

Meteorologists Brandon Lawson and Andrew Brightman talk about the "heat dome" hovering over the United States and what is causing it. They also discuss the dangers of high heat conditions and how it has affected other countries so far.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson takes a closer look at the first named storm of the year, Tropical Storm Arthur.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson takes a closer look at how weather could play a role in player performance during the World Cup

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the upcoming summer weather, humidity, Hurricanes and El Nino.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the recent rain and how it has provided some drought relief. Brandon brings on Meteorologist Rich Tinker with NOAA to talk about what goes into the drought monitor and what our drought monitor could look like with this latest rainfall.

Meteorologists Brandon Lawson and Andrew Brightman talk about the upcoming hurricane season and bring on Robbie Berg from the National Hurricane Center to discuss how hurricane threats are communicated to the public. Brandon also gives an update on this Memorial Day weekends forecast for the Coke 600 NASCAR race.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson brings on Philip Jackson with the NC Forest Service to talk about what the indicators are for issuing burn bans in North Carolina and why some counties still remain under the burn ban.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson goes into the field to meet up with Brett Hartis at Cowans Ford Hydroelectric Station in Huntersville to talk about how the drought has effected the use of the station and the power it produces. Brandon also gives updates on the drought conditions and water restrictions in the Charlotte area.

Meteorologists Brandon Lawson and Andrew Brightman talk to Dr. Levi Silvers about the potential for an El Niño this year. They also discuss hurricane season and the likelihood of 2026 being the hottest year on record.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks with Dr. Matthieu Le Henaff about spring break and why you should stay away from The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt when you head to the beach. Brandon also gives up an update on the North Carolina drought conditions

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about the March rain totals, the likelihood of a very strong El Niño and the Artemis II launch. 

Meteorologists Brandon Lawson and Andrew Brightman talk with Dr. Hallie Lieberman about prediction markets and betting on the weather.

Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks with Shawn Taylor about pollen and how its collected and measured. Brandon also talks about the Atando Tornado