Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to strengthen into the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season and bring flooding rain and high winds to the U.S. central Gulf Coast this weekend.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mother Nature remains stuck in summer mode across the much of the West, where temperatures in the 90s and 100s will topple record highs into this week.Also, crossing over into the Western Pacific basin, Hurricane Nolo has become Typhoon Nolo, and the storm isn't done yet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tropical development is possible in the Gulf this week as rounds of heavy rain raise the flash flood risk across the Southeast.Also, summerlike warmth will be replaced by the first widespread frost of the season as temperatures drop to their lowest levels in months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us Fan MailOctober is ready to show off! A beautiful, seasonably crisp week is ahead—and sunshine is finally making a comeback. 🍂☀️We’ll check in on the fall foliage and when to expect the best color. Plus, will we crack 70° again? Is the first frost waiting in the wings? How much daylight are we losing, and where do we stand with the drought?All that and your weekly weather preview for October 4–11, 2026; NEXT, on episode #262 of Obsessed With the Weather!Enjoy! Support the show

A Broadcaster, Author, and the Host of the Tell Me Your Story Podcast Richard Dugan Discusses With a Caller About How Individuals Can Manifest Their Own Realities. To Which He Repied by Sharing an Story of  a Cancer Survivor Who Reframed His Illness Through Introspection.  But Also With in This Segment,  Talks About Easter Island and Its Iconic Moai Statues.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-dr-sky-experience-with-steve-kates--7177435/support.

A Career Scientist, Spiritual Researcher, International Speaker, and Author of “Around the World in 42 Days”, Dr. Imogene Drakes Talks With Dr.Sky About Her Personal Journey From Growing up in Guyana to Pursuing a Career in Forensic and Clinical Laboratory Science. To Which After She Retired From the Field of Science. The Doctor Combined Her Lifelong Fascination With Historical Narratives, Religion, and Mythology to Write a Book Exploring Ancient Mysteries. Plus Describing the Word “Mystery’ in Her

A Bestseller Author, Filmmaker, and Former Emmy-Winning ABC News Science Editor and Harvard Physics Instructor Dr. Michael Guillen.Talked to Dr.Sky About His Brand New Christmas Novel “Picture Perfect Christmas.”. Explaining to the Audience the Reason Behind Making the New Novel Was Because of His Lifelong Obsession With the Holiday Season and His Frustration With Finding Quality Themed Books Around the Christmas Season. Noting that the Main Message of the Story Is How Faith and Divine Intervention

Of course it's seaweed, but it's really, really important seaweed! Tune into KMUN 91.9FM in Astoria, Oregon every Friday at 12:01pm for your 5 minute dose of Coastal ecology!

John and Alan take a look at Detroit's first tornado in years and an unusual tornadic event outside of Salt Lake City.

With days slightly longer than Earth’s and years nearly twice as long, the Red Planet follows a different calendar.Also, Saturn reaches opposition in early October, offering its best viewing of the year, before the Orionid meteor shower brings shooting stars from debris left behind by Halley’s Comet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us Fan Mail A magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck southern Mindanao in the Philippines. It’s a powerful example of how physical geography, human geography, and hazard science all connect — and why understanding earthquakes is way more than memorising plate boundaries. Let’s break down what happened, why it happened, and what it teaches us. Support the show Check out my website, Facebook groups and other social media. www.ritchiecunningham.com Geography Expert Substack | Ritchie Cunning...

Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Drew Wolf are back this week talking about the coolest air this early fall season. Looking ahead, they examine the quickly developing tropical system in the Gulf and how this may impact the Mid-Atlantic this weekend.

Send us Fan Mail Discussion on what is causing purple soybeans. We also talk about the benefits of Meltdown this fall. Support the show

Gale-force winds wrecked the Warren Sawyer on Nantucket’s south shore 142 years ago. This weekend’s storm stripped away enough sand to expose what appears to be part of it.Also, the Atlantic has yet to produce a hurricane in 2026, putting the season within reach of a record set in 1905 for the latest first hurricane. AccuWeather is now forecasting 0-2 hurricanes through the end of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

00:00 - 01:01: Introduction, Southern California heat wave, Midwest storm system, Pacific and Gulf moisture, unusual high dew points in the 70s in September/October.01:01 - 02:05: National Weather Service confirmation of high dew points, comparison to Chicago area rainfall and East Coast Sukkos weather.02:05 - 04:04: Focus on the "very impressive" Southern California heat, extreme heat warning issued until October 8th, details of temperatures (90s at coast, 105 in valleys) and impact.04:04 - 05:07:

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On January 24, 1967, Chicago hit a record 65 degrees with thunderstorms and funnel clouds. Two days later the snow began, and by the next morning 23 inches had buried the city, still Chicago's largest snowstorm on record. Tens of thousands of cars and hundreds of buses were stranded, and the city came to a stop. This episode covers the meteorology behind the Big Snow, the human toll, the long dig-out, the political fallout, and what would happen if the same storm hit today. Music: Our Names Engraved

A long-lasting October heat wave is starting in Southern California. This episode has the full NWS Los Angeles Area Forecast Discussion read word for word (issued 1:46 AM PDT Fri Oct 2, 2026), with plain-language definitions of the technical terms. Also covered: the 590 dm ridge, why no forecast office is calling it a heat dome, how this event differs from a classic Santa Ana, Hurricane Rachel and the near Rex Block, the trough that will bring cooler air to the East, thunderstorms around the edges

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Chicago NWS Forecast: Rain, Cold Snap, Then Pleasant Fall WeatherHere's a breakdown of today's weather discussion: 00:00 - Introduction and Key Messages 01:12 - Detailed Discussion: Heavy Rain Threat 02:14 - Atmospheric Conditions Supporting Heavy Rain 03:20 - Mechanics of Efficient Heavy Rain Production 04:23 - Flood Concerns and Forecast Models 05:25 - Transition to Drier, Cooler Weather 06:30 - Weekend and Next Week Outlook 07:34 - Aviation Forecast (TAFs) 08:53 - Watches, Warnings, and