Summer-like conditions have returned to the mid-Atlantic and Delmarva this week, with high humidity and the chance for storms. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Erin is poised to become the first hurricane of the season. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant break down the pattern change and give early insight on where Erin may head on its trek across the Atlantic Ocean.

Send us a textHot days, hazy skies, and a tropical system brewing in the Atlantic—this week’s weather has it all!In Episode #207 of Obsessed With the Weather, I’ve got your full day-by-day forecast for Scituate and the South Shore, the latest on Wednesday’s potential thunderstorms, the windiest days ahead, and a tropical disturbance with a 90% chance of development.Plus—can you guess the average Boston Harbor water temperature in mid-August? I’ll give you the answer at the end of the episode.Proudly

AccuWeather meteorologists have more than Dexter on their radar as far as tropical concerns with multiple areas being closely monitored in the Atlantic basin, including close to the United States. Also, even though most playground equipment is no longer metal, AccuWeather found dangerous conditions on a playground using a thermal camera Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Farm+Food+Facts host Joanna Guza talks with Jacqi Coleman, Senior Vice-President of Sustainability Partnerships and Stewardship, and Bridgett Hilshey, Senior Director of Sustainability Projects, both of Dairy Management Inc., about the Dairy Conservation Navigator. It is a free online platform that consolidates science-based information about dairy conservation topics and the practices and technologies that reduce a farm’s environmental footprint. To stay connected with USFRA, jo...

As cooler air sprawls in the eastern United States, heat will throttle up in the zone from west of the Rockies to east of the Interstate 5 corridor in the week ahead. The heat and winds will spur new wildfires. Also, Americans may disagree on whether to call them fireflies or lightning bugs, but the weather has made for a great year for the blinking bugs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, Paul Rodden takes us on a global tour of the hydrogen sector’s most exciting—and misunderstood—developments.💡 From opinion columns in California to billion-dollar green hydrogen hubs in Saudi Arabia, we cut through the noise to reveal:📉 Why hydrogen isn’t “doomed” by round-trip efficiency myths🌍 The $4B Yanbu Hydrogen Hub and Saudi Arabia’s massive export play🧠 How AI data centers are using hydrogen for 99.999% uptime🏭 Kimberly-Clark’s $160M hydrogen

Send us a text Chris is a geologist whose passion for the planet was ignited by a trekking trip to K2. Prepare for an absorbing tale of Antarctic fieldwork, traveling by icebreaker (much better than flying), battling katabatic winds strong enough to launch 200kg (400 pound) fuel drums, and the glorious, rule-breaking, solitary climb of a remote Antarctic peak. Chris's story is a reminder that sometimes, getting lost is the best way to find yourself. Teaching resources (questions prompts...

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What happens when communist ideologies merge with climate alarmism in America's largest city? Today we're pulling back the curtain on New York mayoral candidate "Mamdani" and his alarming platform of extreme leftist policies that should make every freedom-loving American pause.This self-proclaimed progressive is campaigning on promises that would make even Castro blush: a $30/hour minimum wage, rent freezes, free healthcare, free public transportation, and heavy taxation of

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THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SOME LIGHT CURSING Do folks even care about the air we breathe? I think its pretty crucial, but judging from the optics of my surroundings, it sure doesn't seem like it's a big deal to anyone else. In this bonus episode, I share my honest, frustrated thoughts. Send us fan mail Support the show Thanks for tuning in, I hope you’ve been finding this information helpful! If so, please share with a friend! Have a question or comment? E-mail us at AirQualityPodcast@gma...

While the boys take a moment to prepare for the launch of the next series (and come up with a title!), here's a tasty compilation of some of the best bits of Cow In The Room.

Summer weather has taken a back seat to cooler temperatures and even some wildfire smoke to start the moth of August. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf are back this week to discuss how this lines up with the month of July.

In this episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, Paul Rodden takes a fresh look at the wave of green hydrogen project cancellations that have shaken headlines and investor confidence.Rather than panic over missed climate targets, we dig into what really matters:✅ The 29 GW of projects stalled—and what that tells us🔋 Why hydrogen’s energy density outperforms batteries💡 The truth about hydrogen as a multi-sector energy integrator🌬️ The health and economic benefits no one is talking about—like NOx, SOx, and

The quiet time for Atlantic may not last much longer as an area of interest may soon challenge the break. The next tropical storm will be named Dexter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a text🎙️ “Scituate and South Shore weather lovers—this is the episode you don’t want to miss! 🌞☀️ We’re rolling into early August with one of the most beautiful summer weeks yet. We’re talking wall-to-wall sunshine, calm seas perfect for the beach or boating, comfortable humidity, and yes… the Perseid Meteor Shower lighting up our night skies! 🌠But summer isn’t standing still—we’re losing over 14 minutes of daylight this week alone and more than an hour and 20 minutes since the summer

Meet Sara Maia from the Central European University: “Drawing on insights from the newly developed global Naturescapes database of nearly 400 projects, it was evident that projects considered as more equitable tend to share a consistent set of features.”

Meet Philipp Montenegro from Lund University: “Nature-based solutions are not just about restoring ecosystems – they can also be about restoring dignity, justice, and opportunity. When communities lead the change, nature becomes a pathway to resilience, equity, and hope.”

Meet Mariami Marsagishvili from The Nature Conservancy: “The context of each city makes a significant difference when considering nature-based solutions. Combining on-the-ground fieldwork with background geo-spatial data analysis can help us greatly with our understanding of the trends observed in the data.”