You know what they say, 60% of the time it works every time … but what in the world does that have to do with weather?!?

What Is It About The Weather

What Ratio Is Your Weather?

Is it in-ter-es-ting, in-tres-ting, intra-sting…no matter how you say it, what does it have to do with weather?

Interesting Weather?!

Thoughtful gifts are always the best, but how do you find the right one for the weather enthusiast in your life?

Weather As A Gift?

We seem to be warned about everything these days, but are warnings to protect us from hazardous weather keeping up with how we live?

Which Warning Works?

That says I’m certified, qualified and bona fide, but do I know anything about the weather?

Weathercation?

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could order your own weather?  How has our modern subscription society impacted weather media?

Weather Subscription?

We know Aristotle was key in the history of weather, but was weather important in allowing him to be born?

Did Weather Save Weather?

There are subtleties in translations, flavors, but how nuanced is your impactful weather?

Subtle Weather?

Drones seem to be doing everything these days, but can they help with weather forecasts?

Drone Weather?

We have favorites, for all sorts of things, but do we have favorite weather?

Favorite Weather?

A staple of human history…is it because of the weather?

Tater Weather?

Ciencias

Ciencias naturales

Because there is more to weather than weather itself.  What Is It About The Weather is a podcast/vidcast series where we explore the various ways weather is intertwined into and impacts our lives.  Weather itself is interesting and amazing, but what can be even more fascinating and intriguing is how much influence it actually has in our lives.  In this journey we hope you will find yourself laughing, enjoying, and learning and from time to time even uttering “I did not know that”.  Weather geek by nature, atmospheric scientist by degree and meteorologist by trade, your host Mark T Jelinek loves talking about the weather.  That love for weather actually drove him back to graduate school after a successful first career in the information services field.  He looks forward to expanding your weather horizons and along the way is likely to be heard muttering  “I did not know that”.