The WeatherJazz® Podcast

It's no secret that a significant winter storm will impact the southeast and eastern USA late Sunday and Monday. In addition to today's update on this impending storm, I plan on releasing a special weekend edition of WeatherJazz® on Sunday afternoon as we track this system. Then after the snowstorm update, I'll look at some great ideas for recycling live, cut pine trees that are used as indoor Chr...

After a look at wind chills over the last few days in NEOhio, we set our attention on the place that has the world's wildest weather - Mount Washington, New Hampshire.

owel-slurring cold, hard facts that were staring at some backyard thermometers this morning. Plus, a look at winter from a different perspective: wind chill temperatures thanks to some digging by meteorologist Scott Sabol via his BLOG HERE .

Buffalo is up to its old tricks again. It came CLOSE to an all-time snowfall record on Thursday. Now that snow has moved into NEOhio. More on today's wintry episode that ALMOST didn't happen today!

Let's see where the USA is at in terms of snowfall after an active early week along with a peek of where we might he heading. Plus, Vaisala Inc. released its annual lightning report (click here to see it) with some interesting anomalies!

WeatherJazz® host Andre Bernier shares some thoughts about the new year ahead along with some interesting snowfall stats that are stranger than fiction!

WeatherJazz® host Andre Bernier first tackles a listener question about prevailing wind direction, then has fun with listener contributions regarding various New Year's Eve and New Year's Day traditions. Happy New Year

My WeatherJazz® guest is Meteorologist Tom Chisolm whose long-running journey in television weather led him to discovering some interesting connections between weather patterns, solar activity, and human behavior.

Merry Christmas, everyone! On this special Christmas Eve edition of WeatherJazz®, let me share the story behind two cherished Christmas hymns!

We are VERY excited to welcome Meteorologist Dontae Jones to the FOX 8 weather team here in Cleveland. Dontae is originally from Akron, so returning "home" for him is somethinbg special after starting his media meteorology career in Columbus, Ohio, then Greensboro, North Carolina, and most recently Dayton, Ohio before making his way back homne to northeast Ohio. I had the privilege of inviting him...

There's something very quirky about sunrise and sunset times as we approach the solstices. Have you noticed that the earliest sunset times don't lineup with the latest sunrises? Let's explore why that might be in today's episode of WeatherJazz®.

fun, mainly Christmas and New Years related. I asked all of YOU what you were hoping and praying for in 2022. I'll share your responses. I will also share a letter I wrote to my parents in 2002 during the Christmas season. Initially, I was planning on having Gunnar Gunnarsson back this week, but he has his hands full since all but him were affected by a stomach virus. So I have the next best thing...

outbreak for a long time. Suffice to say, the cleanup and rebuilding process will take months, even years. I thought it would be a good time to invite one of the faith-based organizations to WeatherJazz® to discuss what it is they are doing as well as the all-important 'why.'

It's always great having Gunnar Gunnarsson as one of our returning guests on WeatherJazz®. As we all approach the winter solstice in a few weeks, the impact is considerably greater near the Arctic Circle. That's just one of the many topics we covered during this Open Line Friday edition.

Is there a connection between weather or seasons and heading off to the gym? I asked MY personal trainer, Joey Fitz, to join me on this episode of WeatherJazz to explore the topic on a deeper than usual level.

Happy Monday! It's a day of big weather changes that I'll highlight in today's episode along with one of the funniest Instagram story posts that I have seen in a very long time! That video is highlighted below today's episode. Enjoy!

Talk about an eclectic Open Line Friday episode of WeatherJazz®! My topics range from watching an OLD YouTube episode of Free Jingle Friday from MRC.fm to the top five varieties of live Christmas trees to the reading of a letter I wrote to my parents over forty years ago from college.

FOX 8 weekday morning meteorologist Scott Sabol joins me for a fine-tuned and tweaked look at what the upcoming month of December potentially holds for the Ohio Valley.

What kind of season has it been for snowfall thus far? It's still very early in the winter precipitation arena, so projecting ahead based on the very early numbers is like forecasting a winner in a football game after the first score in the first quarter. Yet it is interesting! Let's have a look.

The Hubble Space Telescope certainly gave us some spectacular images over the last decade or so, however, the telescope is showing its age. A replacement telescope has been in development for sometime now… and will soon be lifting off into the sky's. Let's explore more about the James Webb Space Telescope today on WeatherJazz® Episode #263.

Let's update you on the intrusion of cold air into the Midwest and Northeast and any implications for lake effect snow in the next day or two. Plus, I'll highlight one of the strangest National Weather Service warnings to be issued earlier this morning from Boston.

Almost twenty years ago, I wrote, produced, and directed a family-friendly, quirky Christmas film based on my book series, Christmas In Pilaf (links are available on WeatherJazz.com , Episode #261). Today, I asked one of the major actresses (Audrey Rinicella Holtzman) to join me to talk about that film and some of the most memorable moments filming it. Additionally, I have some really BIG news abo...

One of the best lunar eclipses for the USA will occur this early Friday morning before sunrise. Keep a pen and pad handy as we go through some of the info that makes this lunar eclipse such a special affair.

Now that we have our first snowfall behind us, let's see who scored the biggest accumulation. The first snowfall can be a rather romantic or memorable affair, so much so that many literary pieces have used the first snowfall as its focus. I'll read a couple of them, one from a WeatherJazz® supporter and yet another one from yours truly!

It's always fun chatting with longtime friend and former FOX 8 colleague Bill Martin who is now a Florida resident after retiring from the anchor desk 2 years ago. I thought it would be fun to include you into our Friday morning conversation since the weather will begin to highlight a much bigger contrast between the two states. Bill and Judy's cats have been getting into a little mischief, too. J...