Talking Lake Effect Snow

In this episode I briefly interview Antiguan Meteorologist Lenard Josiah about his work studying and forecasting weather in the islands of Antigua and Barbuda.

In this episode I break down some of the most common climate types and give examples of how factors like latitude, altitude, proximity to water and water temperature can all have a significant impact on determining a location's climate profile

In this episode I talk about how lake effect snow forms, as well as where and when it's most common or likely to occur.

In this episode I talk about hurricanes. What they are, how they form and why some places like the west coast of the United States never or rarely see them.

In this episode I explain how sea breezes and land breezes form.

In this episode I dig in to some of the different types of fog that exist and the atmospheric conditions that cause these unique variations of fog.

In this episode I talk about heat waves, what causes them and how to stay safe and cool when they happen.

In this episode I talk about wind patterns and how they're influenced by differences in atmospheric pressure and the rotation of the earth.

In this episode I explain the atmospheric conditions that create the unique San Francisco summer fog which is generally accompanied by bitter cold winds leaving summer tourists flabbergasted and unprepared.

In this episode I talk about different types of clouds and what types of weather systems are usually associated with them.