The WeatherJazz® Podcast

Let's explore the world for places whose town name is "Hurricane!"

Veteran news anchor Lou Maglio is a fixture at WJW-FOX-8, but did you know that Lou is a BIG sports fan? Let's explore what makes Lou Maglio a big sports fan on today's Open Line edition of WeatherJazz®!

Released Wednesday, August 2, 2023 I always thought that Alert, Canada was so named because of the military operations (since it is North America’s closest point to Russia (the former USSR). Not quite! Let’s head to Ellesmere Island, Canada as we explore our Big Blue Marble!

Now that we are wrapping up our second month of meteorological summer, let's examine how we are doing thus far in terms of both temperature and rainfall. While we're at it, let's look at what we may encounter in August.

Released Wednesday, July 26, 2023 What is the origin of the expression, "The Dog Days Of Summer"?

Released Monday, July 24, 2023 It hasn't been an overly hot summer thus far here in the Ohio Valley. What gives? And is that going to change? PLUS, a follow up at Hickory Groves Farm in Winchester, VA where beekeeping is far more adventurous than one would think!

Let's recap Thursday's severe weather assault... as well as a nostalgic look back at how weather instruments were a source of joy for me as a young school student.

What are "highpointers?" They are an elite group of people focused on one task. It's actually related to the "Big Blue Marble" series! Get your hiking boots ready.

The magma has found its way to the surface in the Reykjanes Peninsula of Iceland, very close to where the last two eruptions took place. I'll keep you posted. PLUS two great listener questions via the WeatherJazz® Podcast Audience Connect Line (234)-525-5888.

Let's have some fun on this unusual weekend edition of WeatherJazz® by rebroadcasting the LIVE radio segment I did with Mark and Gabe on WKJA-FM, Heartfelt Radio (91.9FM) on Friday morning. If you want to SEE the segment, you can watch it in the video player on weatherjazz.com. Remember to SUBSCRIBE (follow) my Rumble channel to get alerts anytime I post a video!

Today's episode of WeatherJazz® is a special 4th Of July special featuring the story behind a new song by American idol contestant, Danny Gokey.

Here's an update for those planning outdoor affairs on the 4th Of July in the Ohio Valley, PLUS a quick look at the latest NOAA 3-month outlook for July-August-September.

It's getting sticky out there as we approach the weekend. This may become the moist humid weekend we've seen thus far in 2023. Plus, there is one MONSTER sunspot on the sun! Will there be any impact to Earth swellers?

Have you ever heard of Manuka honey? Apparently the health benefits are notable! Let's explore in today's Science Wednesday episode of WeatherJazz®.

In light of our recent 21-day dry stretch, how are we doing in the rainfall department? I'll talk not only about summer rains, but how this most recent winter stacks up to other winters.

It's Open Line Friday! So let's  get to know one of Cleveland's Own from FOX 8: Natalie Herbick!

It's Science Wednesday. Let's explore most of the major "points" of Lake Erie starting (and ending) with Pelee Point in Ontario, Canada.

Let's take time to break down each of the nine tornadoes that affected northern Ohio last Thursday night.

While snooping around for an interesting place to highlight, I thought of the countless "points" that are out there, some in our own "backyard." One of them is at the very tip of Long Island, New York. Let's visit Montauk Point, New York in our  Big Blue Marble  series.

After a long 21-day stretch without rain, the rain that moved in Sunday evening sounded lovely! Is this a new pattern? And can we make any sense of the Quebec brush fires last week? Let's dive in.

Let's conclude the four-part series on someone who is an influencer in local television news, Virgil Dominic.

Just exactly what is a boysenberry? Let's find out on this "berry-good" episode of WeatherJazz®!

On this meteorological Monday, we see the skies getting obscured with smoke from the Canada brush fires again. Plus, I look at the expanding area of very dry soil that threatens to affect this year's summer crops.

When I left you on Friday, Mr. Dominic had a cliff-hanger decision to make. That decision shaped Cleveland television news forever! Let's now jump in with Part 3 of a 4-part series on the life and times of Cleveland television news great, Virgil Dominic.

Cape Horn, Chile is not a place for the faint of heart or a desired vacation destination... HARDLY! But is IS an interesting location for further study in our Science Wednesday Big Blue Marble Series!