Weather Wise

July 2020 ended up being one for the record books. Find out which city on Delmarva ended up having its hottest July ever recorded. 

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season continues to break records. Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Sloane Haines look back at how active this past week was in terms of tropical development, and what we can expect next. 

Did you know that heat is the leading cause of weather-related deaths? In today’s podcast, meteorologist Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia discuss how excessive heat can affect the body and what you can do to stay safe.

Tropical Storm Fay brought Delmarva a much needed rain. Meteorologist Ulises Garcia and Meteorologist Sloane Haines discuss how Fay impacted the beaches and alleviated the recent drought on the peninsula. 

We can add June 2020 to the ever growing list of months with above average temperatures and below average precipitation. Meteorologist Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia discuss what this means for Delmarva moving forward. 

Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Sloane Haines explore lightning safety in this episode of weather wise. While annual lightning fatalities have significantly decreased over the years, there’s still a lot more that can be done to keep us safe during thunderstorms. 

A large plume of Saharan dust is traveling thousands of miles across the Atlantic, and heading toward the United States. Meteorologist Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia discuss what this could mean for our area.

The Summer Solstice is right around the corner! Chief Meteorologist Daniel Johnson and Meteorologist Sloane Haines talk all things heat in today’s podcast, including some safety measures you can take to be prepared for the upcoming summer season.

We explore the dangerous and destructive warm-weather phenomenon called, “The Derecho.”

The climate data is in and May was a cool month on Delmarva, but a major pattern change looks likely as we head into June.

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be a busy one. The 47 ABC Storm Team discusses the official outlook from NOAA and how important it is to prepare each year.

The hurricane season is off to a quick start as the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season formed this week. We look back at previous storms named Arthur and their influence on Delmarva.

What happened to Spring? The month of May has been a cold one, but we’re forecasting a big pattern change that’ll have us breaking out the shorts and flip flops at times. 

This week we talk hurricane preparedness week and give you tips on how to prepare for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season. Plus an early look at what type of season we're expecting.

Earth Day 2020: The 50 year Anniversary: Learn all about Earth Day and the progress we’ve made through 50 years of celebration.

A look at why April temperatures are trending down compared to earlier in the year.

In this week's episode we talk about the anniversary of a 2019 tornado that ripped through lower Delaware.

Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia take a look at severe weather season and what that means.

This week we talk about allergy season, the weather and how it can impact you.

Do you ever wonder why a Meteorologist becomes a Meteorologist? Each one typically starts with a love for weather, but the stories are unique. Hear Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia tell their stories!

In this week's Weather Wise we look at trends on how weather can influence viruses, including the current Covid-19.

How do you feel about daylight saving time? We take a look at the "why it happens" and explore what would happen if it didn't.

Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia discuss the hottest month on record: January 2020.

A mild winter has left many asking "where is all the snow"? Meteorologists Daniel Johnson and Ulises Garcia delve into the why the topic for the inaugural episode.