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Meteorology Matters

Meteorology Matters delivers clear, data-driven insight into weather, hurricanes, and climate science cutting through hype to explain what’s happening and why it matters.Created by Meteorologist Rob Jones, the podcast explores:Extreme weather and hurricane forecastingClimate trends and real-world impactsForecast uncertainty and what the data actually showsHow weather science affects safety, infrastructure, and daily lifeWhether it’s breaking weather risk, long-range outlooks, or deep-dive analysis,

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13:34

5 Winter Storms Expected Over the Next Two Weeks

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/02/08

Impending Winter Storms - Midwest and Northeast (February 2025)Executive Summary:The Midwest and Northeast of the United States are bracing for a series of five winter storms expected to deliver significant snowfall and ice over a two-week period starting in early February 2025. These storms, driven by a persistent jet stream, could bring more snow than the regions have experienced in the past two winters combined, potentially leading to hazardous travel conditions, school closures, and power

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17:29

How the Alt US National Parks Service is Trying to...

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2025/02/07

Alt National Park Service & the Political ClimateDate: Feb 7, 2024Subject: Emergence and Activities of the Alt National Park Service in a Politically Charged EnvironmentExecutive Summary:Radiology mattersexamines the Alt National Park Service (AltNPS), focusing on its origins, motivations, activities, and the broader political context in which it operates. The AltNPS, initially formed in 2017 in response to perceived threats to environmental protection under the Trump administration, has

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18:02

Germany 1933: Donald Trump’s Rise to Power

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2025/02/06

Today’s Meteorology Matters podcast is based on an article from The Atlantic on how Hitler dismantled democracy in Germany except you’ll notice one tiny detail has been changed. Donald Trump‘s name has been substituted for Adolf Hitler‘s. How Hitler Dismantled a Democracy in 53 DaysSource: "How Hitler Dismantled a Democracy in 53 Days" by Timothy W. Ryback, The Atlantic (January 8, 2025)Executive Summary:This article details the rapid and calculated manner in which Adolf Hitler, after becoming

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20:19

US National Weatherperson’s Day & Meteorology Careers...

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2025/02/05

National Weatherperson's Day: This day, observed on February 5th, commemorates the birth of John Jeffries (1744/1745-1819), a physician and one of America’s first weather observers, who began daily measurements in Boston in 1774 and who took the first balloon observation in 1784. The day recognizes the men and women who provide weather, water, and climate services. It was created in the 1990’s. Meteorology Matters provides an overview of the meteorology field, its various facets, and related

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14:05

Florida Heat and Lack of Worker Safety Protections

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/02/05

Florida Heat and Worker SafetyKey Themes:Extreme Heat as a Growing Threat:Florida is experiencing increasingly severe and frequent heat waves, exacerbated by climate change and warming oceans.The heat index, which factors in both temperature and humidity, is reaching dangerous levels. South Florida is particularly hard hit, experiencing a much greater number of days with heat indexes above 105F than in previous years."The climate crisis is making Florida hotter – and more humid." ("3 heat.pdf")Data

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22:34

Pacific’s Axial Seamount Underwater Volcano Forecast...

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2025/02/03

Impending Eruption of Axial Seamount Underwater VolcanoSummary:Meteorology Matters looks at the Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano located approximately 300 miles off the coast of Oregon, is highly likely to erupt sometime in 2025. This prediction is based on decades of monitoring, a pattern of regular eruptions, and real-time data indicating the volcano is inflating as magma accumulates. While this eruption poses no direct threat to human lives due to its depth and distance from shore, it

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14:40

Florida Flooding Continues 4 Months After Hurricane...

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2025/02/02

Florida flooding four months after hurricane Milton - February 2, 2025Meteorology Matters summarizes the ongoing challenges faced by communities in Florida following Hurricanes Helene and Milton in October 2024. While some recovery efforts have been completed, many areas, particularly in Pasco County and on Anna Maria Island, continue to grapple with severe flooding, economic strain, and bureaucratic hurdles. The long-term implications include potential population shifts and escalating insurance

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13:20

Oklahoma Senate Bill 158 - Storm Chaser License

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2025/02/01

Oklahoma Senate Bill 158 - Weather Tracker LicensureSubject: Analysis of Senate Bill 158, concerning the regulation and licensure of professional severe weather trackers in Oklahoma.Sources:KFOR News Article: "Bill targets storm chasers with licensure requirements" (referred to as "KFOR Article")Senate Bill 158 Text (referred to as "SB 158")1. OverviewSenate Bill 158 (SB 158), authored by Senator Mark Mann, aims to create a regulatory framework for "professional severe weather trackers" in Oklahoma

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17:34

Trump Policies Spur NOAA Email Chaos & Expected Cuts...

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2025/02/01

NOAA Email Chaos, Weather Funding Cuts & Stopping Science Date: Jan 30-31st 2025A newly implemented, centralized email system for federal employees, spearheaded by the Trump administration, experienced a significant security breach on or around January 30, 2025. This breach allowed external actors to send abusive and inappropriate messages to approximately 13,000 employees at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This incident exposed serious vulnerabilities within the new

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22:09

Property Tax and Home Insurance Rates Up as Global...

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2025/01/31

Climate Change Impacts on Property Taxes and Home InsuranceImpact on Property Taxes:Reassessments: Natural disasters often lead to property reassessments, temporarily lowering the value of damaged properties and thus reducing property taxes. As stated in the Yahoo article, "natural disasters usually spur property reassessments, which temporarily lower the values of damaged properties while simultaneously reducing homeowners’ taxes."Tax Rate Increases: Municipalities might raise property tax rates to

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17:49

Historic Gulf Coast Snowstorm Dumps Record Snow in...

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2025/01/27

Historic Gulf Coast Snowstorm - January 2025I. Historic Gulf Coast Snowstorm:Unprecedented Snowfall: The Gulf Coast experienced a rare and record-breaking snowstorm, with some areas seeing the heaviest snowfall in over a century. Several locations broke all-time records.Quotes:“Historic, city-snarling snowfall – in some cases, possibly the heaviest in more than a century – was spreading on Tuesday into coastal communities from Texas toward Florida.”"The Great Southern Snowstorm of 2025 is one of the

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Local TV Meteorologist Layoffs Put on Hold Due to...

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/26

Allen Media Group's Weather Strategy and Subsequent ReversalAllen Media Group (AMG), owner of The Weather Channel and numerous local television stations across the United States, initially announced a plan to eliminate nearly all local meteorologist positions at its stations. Viewer and Staff Backlash:Public Outcry: The announcement was met with swift and intense backlash from viewers, who expressed concerns about the loss of local expertise and the impact on severe weather coverage. Viewers

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17:45

Potential Trump-Era Environmental & Climate Policy...

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/20

A Detailed Review of Potential Trump-Era ReversalsMeteorology Matters analyzes the key environmental actions taken by the Biden administration, focusing on the potential challenges and ease with which President Trump may attempt to reverse them. Key Themes:Sweeping Scope: Biden's environmental agenda is characterized by its breadth and depth, impacting various sectors and aiming for long-term sustainability. This makes complete dismantling difficult.Legal and Scientific Foundation: Many of Biden's

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23:02

The US Home Insurance Crisis

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/19

Home Insurance Crisis in the United StatesDate: January 19, 2025Subject: Overview of the Home Insurance Crisis in the US, with a Focus on California and FloridaSummary: Meteorology Matters analyzes the escalating home insurance crisis in the US, particularly in California and Florida. The analysis highlights key themes including:Rising Insurance Costs: Home insurance premiums are increasing at rates surpassing inflation, driven by factors like reinsurance costs, litigation expenses, and the

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22:12

Weather Cats of the Mount Washington Observatory

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/18

Cats of Mount Washington ObservatoryOverview: Meteorology Matters examines the history of resident cats at the Mount Washington Observatory. We highlight the roles these cats have played, their individual personalities, and the public interest they have garnered.Key Themes:Rodent Control & Companionship: Cats were initially introduced to the observatory in the 1930s for practical purposes. They served as mousers, keeping the rodent population in check, and also provided companionship to the

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18:53

Trump Nominees Environmental Stances

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2025/01/17

Trump Administration's Environmental StancesSubject: Review of key statements and controversies surrounding the Trump administration's nominees for Energy Secretary (Chris Wright) and EPA Administrator (Lee Zeldin) regarding climate change and environmental policies.Date: January 16, 2025Main Themes:Disputing the link between climate change and wildfires: Both nominees have downplayed or outright denied the scientific consensus that climate change is contributing to the increasing frequency and

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Nantucket House Taken by Rising Sea Level 6 Months...

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2025/01/16

Nantucket Beach Erosion: The Case of 28 Sheep Pond RoadHere’s the story of 28 Sheep Pond Road, a Nantucket beach house succumbing to severe erosion, highlighting the broader issue of coastal erosion on the island, sea level rise, and climate change.The Erosion Crisis:Nantucket's southern coastline faces significant annual erosion, ranging from half a foot to over 12 feet. ("$2M Nantucket beach house sells for just $200,000 | Fox Business.pdf")Sheep Pond Road, a dirt road on the island's west end,

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16:47

FEMA Housing Screw Up

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/15

FEMA Housing Debacle in Western North CarolinaSituation: FEMA’s handling of the Transitional Sheltering Assistance (TSA) program for Hurricane Helene victims in Western North Carolina has come under intense scrutiny, despite extensions of the program and assurances from officials.Timeline of Events:Jan. 3rd, 2025: FEMA begins notifying some families that they are no longer eligible for TSA.Jan. 10th, 2025: FEMA grants a 48-hour extension of the TSA program due to a winter storm impacting the

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19:05

Hurricane Helene Housing Crisis

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/14

Hurricane Helene Housing CrisisDate: January 14, 2025Summary: meteorology Matters analyzes various news sources to provide a comprehensive overview of the ongoing housing crisis in Western North Carolina (WNC) following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene in September 2024. The document focuses on the challenges faced by displaced residents, government and FEMA response efforts, and the emerging role of campers as temporary housing solutions.Main Themes:Scale of Displacement and Housing Need:

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18:53

Wetter Weather Can Intensify Wildfire Risk

Meteorology Matters ·

2025/01/13

Wildfires and Climate ChangeMain Themes:Climate Change Fuels Wildfires: Warmer temperatures, drought, and a "thirsty" atmosphere create ideal conditions for larger, more frequent, and more severe wildfires.Wildfires Exacerbate Climate Change: Fires release massive amounts of carbon dioxide and destroy carbon sinks like forests, contributing to further warming.Expanding Wildfire Season: The traditional wildfire season is extending, with significant fires occurring even in winter months.Widespread

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