Cox Media Group Atlanta
Talking Up a Storm
The weather is so much more than today's highs and lows. 95.5 WSB Meteorologist Christina Edwards is Talking Up a Storm with Metro Atlanta experts and researchers to discuss how the weather impacts our everyday lives.
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Cox Media Group Atlanta
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Latest episode
Mar 3, 2025
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Episodes
Why thunderstorm winds cause so much damage 03.03.2025 1:58
Severe thunderstorms are storms that produce hail 1″+ diameter or greater, wind gusts 58 mph or greater, and/or tornadoes.
How to protect the four P's of freezing cold weather 20.02.2025 2:08
Winter isn't over yet! During a hard freeze, you'll want to protect the 4 Ps: People, Pets, Pipes, and Plants!
What makes a storm severe? 14.02.2025 1:45
Spring is the peak severe weather season in North Georgia!
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Atlanta Air Show 22.10.2024 2:58
The US Air Force Thunderbirds will be flying high in the sky over Metro Atlanta this weekend for the Atlanta Air Show. I chatted with Thunderbird pilot Major Bryce Turner and Chris Dirato, Public Relations Officer of the Atlanta Air Show to find out everything you need to know about this weekend's show.
The Air Force Thunderbirds are flying in this year's Air Show Atlanta! 15.10.2024 3:23
Christina Edwards chatted with Major Bryce Turner who will fly with the Air Force Thunderbirds in the upcoming Air Show Atlanta, October 26-27.
Can extreme weather cause earthquakes? 24.09.2024 2:30
I sat down with Dr. Zhigang Peng, Professor of Geosciences at Georgia Tech, to learn more about seismic events and how they relate to weather.
It's been dry as a bone in Athens- how is Sanford Stadium so green?? 17.09.2024 2:16
I talked with Clint Waltz about how the University of Georgia takes care of its Sanford Stadium turf.
The rain has stopped, but why are the mosquitoes still biting?! 10.09.2024 1:54
As the calendar moves from Summer into the Fall months, the daily pop up storms tend to die down. As a result, rain chances in the Southeast are dependent on robust cold fronts -- and landfalling tropical systems. This year is no exception.
Can animals really predict earthquakes? 03.09.2024 1:06
I sat down with Dr. Zhigang Peng, Professor of Geosciences at Georgia Tech, to find out if animals can predict earthquakes.
Oh Deer! How to prevent deer from munching on your summer and fall garden 27.08.2024 2:15
The summer’s heat is beginning to wane, and soon the fall season will be upon us! But whether you are still tending to the summer garden or prepping for fall, be aware that the calendar is approaching the mating season for deer. I spoke with Matt Breda of Breda Pest Management about the best ways to deter deer from eating beautiful summer blooms.
How Georgia Tech researchers are measuring Georgia’s recent earthquakes 20.08.2024 3:10
In June 2024, a number of earthquakes shook the northeast corner of Metro Atlanta, including the Buford and Lake Lanier region of Gwinnett and Hall counties. I sat down with Dr. Zhigang Peng, Professor of Geosciences at Georgia Tech, to learn more about the seismic equipment used in their scientific studies throughout Gwinnett and Hall counties since June.
Are the North Georgia earthquakes impacted by the water level at Lake Lanier? 13.08.2024 3:43
In June 2024, a number of earthquakes shook the northeast corner of Metro Atlanta, including the Buford and Lake Lanier region of Gwinnett and Hall counties. I sat down with Dr. Zhigang Peng, Professor of Geosciences at Georgia Tech, to learn more about their scientific studies throughout Gwinnett and Hall counties since June.
Is the mint taking over the garden this summer? What Georgia gardeners should know for next year 06.08.2024 3:28
I spoke with Ashley Frasca, host of Green and Growing on 95.5 WSB regarding some of the most common mistakes Georgia gardeners make when selecting plants for the garden.
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