The WeatherJazz® Podcast

WeatherJazz® host André Bernier welcomes back former FOX 8 Cleveland news anchor, Bill Martin, to chat about whatever comes to mind!

Let's explore a really tiny town with a really, really BIG airport! In today's  Big Blue Marble series, we're headed to Goose Bay, Canada.

After a quick look at the wintry spell we will walk through in NEOhio early this week, I answer a great question from a listener via the WeatherJazz® podcast audience connect line from January!

Here are the infamous "donut pants" that Rise And Dine owner-operator Frank Arko is "retiring" after serving up many, many customers. What do YOU think? Should Frank replace them with a new donut pair? Today's snowy system is taking front-and-center lead in today's episode. Plus, a new list of best and worst camping states is out. As we all dream of milder dayts and rel...

Let's explore a very distinct kind of waterway found mainly in the swamplands of Louisiana. These unique bodies of water are unlike any other on planet earth. It's time to head to the bayou!

After near all-time barometric pressure readings on Friday evening (highlighted during the episode), we find ourselves in a more-defined cool March pattern as advertised during Episode #036 with Scott Sabol. Is it sustainable? Time will tell.

There's no debate. There were very few elements of the winter outlook that verified, so it's always a good idea to go back and reconstruct what the atmosphere actually did so we can learn from it. That's how we get better. I'm joined by meteorologist Scott Sabol to see what we can learn as well as look ahead to March 2023.

WJW sports icon Ken Carman, a big fan of WeatherJazz®, asked that we make Finland one of the stops in my Big Blue Marble series. Ok, Ken... let's do it!

Released Monday, February 27, 2023 Episode #494 What would have been the all-time least-snowy February on record for Cleveland was dashed by 1.1” of snow on Saturday morning. That, along with an active weekend and Monday is stealing the weather headlines on this Meteorological Monday.

Released Friday, February 24, 2023 Season 3; Episode #033 It's one of those crazy all-over-the-place episodes with topics ranging from sunspots to soup (not the kind you're thinking of) to astronomy. It's time to have some Frrrrrriday fun!

Released Wednesday, February 22, 2023 Season 3; Episode #032 Instead of spending time in one place today, I'll look at the most common town names in the USA as well as some of the STRANGEST named places!

It HAS been an easy winter thus far! WeatherJazz® host André Bernier has the numbers and charts to prove it to you.

Released Friday, February 16, 2023 Season 3; Episode #030 What in the world is happening in Wilmore, Kentucky? In a world filled with unsettling news, this kind of spiritual awakening is encouraging to people of faith! My nephew is a graduate of Asbury College so I asked him for his perspective on what is happening on the campus of his alma mater.

Released Wednesday, February 15, 2023 Season 3; Episode #029 Let's explore the island between Seattle and Bellevue, Washington in the fresh water Lake Washington, today on WeatherJazz®!

Released Friday, February 10, 2023 Season 3; Episode #028 Today's episode is a follow-up to Episode #027, except that instead of probing the geography of Greenland, I had the privilege of hosting Christian Elsner, one of the members of the popular Greenlandic band, Nanook. As promised on this episode, enjoy a few Spotify playlists from Nanook on WeatherJazz.com , the second one from their most rec...

In my second installment of the Science Wednesday series, Our Big Blue Marble, we visit planet Earth's largest island, Greenland.

Released Monday, February 6, 2023 Season 3; Episode #026 It quickly became a memory, but the arctic smack that parts of the U.S. experienced was beyond normal... in some cases, the records kissed all-time levels!

Head colds are never fun...so I'm making today's episode a short update and a sneak peek as to what I'm planning next week. Thanks for your prayers and grace!

What wintry nuances can we expect as we prepare to close the book on January 2023? Let's have a look!

If you were a teenager in the 1970s and 1980s, you may remember the folksy ballads by Michael Johnson. His biggest Top 40 hit was, Bluer Than Blue which peaked at #12 on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles in July of 1978. Whatever happened to Michael Johnson after disappearing from the pop singles chart? There's way more to Michael Johnson's music career that meets the ear! I'll look at his very long and...

In the first episode of the "Big Blue Marble" series, our first fascinating stop will  be equitorial.  It's a small island chain that straddles the equator off the coast of Ecuador in South America. The Galapagos Islands are full of interesting surprises!

January usually marks the coldest of the cold which begs the question: Are we climatologically climbing yet? That all depends how you slicer and dice the daily averages! Let's dive into the numbers.

Released Friday, January 20, 2023 Season 3; Episode #020 On Christmas Eve, 2023, WeatherJazz® reached a marker that few (if any) podcasts can boast: being listened to in Antarctica! We have a special treat for everyone today: I invited the gentleman who actually listened to WeatherJazz® from the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica on the program. He's back in the USA from conducting experiments for NASA...

On this "Science Wednesday" episode, I establish the setting for a possible Wednesday series that revolves around our very own planet. I encourage YOUR participation by letting your curiosity drive my Science Wednesday episodes. After listening to this episode,  I want to hear from YOU! Via email = weathgerjazz@yahoo.com Via voice mail = 1-234-525-5888

Host André Bernier looks into short, medium, and long term forecast parameters on this "Meteorological Monday."