Episode 6. AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini provide forecasts for the temperatures at Juliaca, Peru (SPJL), Kangerlussuaq, Greenland (BGSF), and Salalah, Oman (OOSA). Next, our contestants tell us about some of the different types of fog and how they form. Finally, Digital Dave does a big reveal for the actual reported weather and compares it with last episode's AI forecasts. Want to know who won? Listen to find out.

Episode 5. AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini provide forecasts for the temperatures at Manaus, Brazil (SBEG), Wroclaw, Poland (EPWR), and Colombo, Sri Lanka (VCBI). Next, our contestants tell us how fog forms. We finally learn whose forecasts were closest to the actual reported weather. Curious to know who won? Listen to find out.

Michel is a long-time friend and client and is the Vice President of Environment and Critical Infrastructure at Agnico Eagle. Michel and I discuss his amazing career. We didn't even talk about the amazing fact that in 2025, he was elected a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering (CAE) – one of the highest professional honours in the Canadian engineering community.

Episode 4. Show host Digital Dave asks AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini to forecast the temperatures for Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (DFFD), Da Nang, Vietnam (VVDN), and Bora Bora, Oceana (NTTB). Then our contestants tell us about three different types of precipitation that can happen when the outside air temperature is at or below freezing. Finally, we get to the forecast results from the previous episode. But who won? Listen to find out.

Episode 3. Show host Digital Dave asks AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini to forecast the temperatures for Antananarivo, Madagascar (FMMI), Kathmandu, Nepal (VNKT), and Baku, Azerbaijan (UBBB) the following week. Our AIs explain the El Niño Southern Oscillation or ENSO cycle and the difference between El Niño and La Niña. As for who won last week's forecasts, listen to find out.

Episode 2. Show host Digital Dave asks AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini to forecast the temperatures for Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire (DIAP), Yakutsk, Russia (UEEE), and Ushuaia, Argentina (SAWH) the following week. Our AIs explain the difference between a haboob and the Harmattan. And who won last week's forecasts? Listen to find out.

Episode 1. Show host Digital Dave asks AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini to forecast the temperatures for Bamako, Mali (GABS), Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (ZMUB), and Auckland, New Zealand (NZAA) the following week.

Rice feeds more people than any other crop, and it is grown in a way that is quietly expensive. Globally, a third of all groundwater extraction goes to rice farming. And because those fields sit flooded for weeks at a time, the resulting anaerobic conditions produce methane. Rice accounts for around 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, comparable to the aviation industry, and about 12% of all methane. In India, rice covers some 40 million hectares, a quarter of the country's agricultural la...

Hosts: Anthony Craven, Eric Williams, & Dr. Jason Barrett, Mississippi Water Resources Research Institute (MWRRI)Guest: David Karr of Mitchell Technical ServicesFollowing their discussion on workforce challenges and opportunities, hosts Anthony Craven, Eric Williams, and Dr. Jason Barrett continue the conversation with wastewater veteran David Karr by exploring the personal side of career development in the industry. David shares practical advice for those entering the profession and offers

In this episode of Whimsical Wavelengths, Dr. Jeffrey Zurek sits down with Dr. Katherine Borden, a professor at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, to explore the ancient and vital protein eIF4E (or 4E). Long misunderstood as a simple rate-limiting factor in protein synthesis, 4E acts as a master regulator of RNA processing, transport, and translation. Dr. Borden shares the serendipitous discovery of finding 4E in the cell nucleus, how cancer cells hijack this machinery to drive

Chicago Forecast Discussion Explained: Heavy Rain Thursday, Dry Weekend | Wednesday, Sept 30, 2026Chapters:1. Key messages2. Mid-level impulses and Gulf moisture3. Precipitable water and instability4. Thursday's cold front and lapse rates5. Warm-rain processes and training showers6. Flooding, the Hydrologic Outlook and the weekendSource: NWS Chicago/Romeoville Area Forecast Discussion issued 3:06 PM CDT, Sept 30, 2026 (key messages and discussion; aviation section not included), read word for word

Polo's time at sea is about to come to an end as the once 180-mph Category 5 hurricane will take a northeast turn and make two landfalls in northwestern Mexico during the last days of September.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Have you ever wondered where the numbers came from for dates such as the dinosaurs' extinction at 66 million years ago? Join us as we give an introduction to the geologic time scale, including relative and numerical dating!

Jan Eitel from the University of Idaho joins us to talk about going from plot scale to landscape scale, the McCall Outdoor Science School, introducing K-12 students to lidar measurements, STELLA, teaching outdoors and winter research, IdahoView, engaging students in data collection, point dendrometers, a Tree EKG, NISAR imagery and analyzing plant water status, data fusion, AI and extracting meaningful information regarding forest growth and forest health, the response of forest ecosystems to hotter

In this episode of the WeatherGO Podcast, John and Jane dive deep into what October really looks like in Scotland's Northwest Highlands — from disappearing midges and plummeting temperatures to slow-moving Atlantic storms and rapidly shrinking daylight windows. Drawing from a detailed weather and travel guide covering areas like Torridon, Assynt, and the NC500, they break down what hikers and road-trippers need to know before heading north. This episode is packed with practical packing advice, road

Alex Macheria is Vehicle Grid Integration Program Manager for PowerFlex, a firm that recently acquired The Mobility House where Alex worked for three years. He brings his love of wheels to the job, tackling the complex world of vehicle grid integration (VGI) and its multiple benefits. PowerFlex helps to connect fleets of electric vehicles, notably electric school buses, to the grid, simultaneously unlocking savings for fleet operators and utilities. By connecting these distributed storage

Showers and a few downpours today, but not the heavy rain of the weekend. Warmer midweek.

Allen covers Nordex’s Türkiye expansion, Chinese turbine makers seeking European partners, Vestas’ first V182 order, and two Pennsylvania repowers.The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast is brought to you by Weather Guard Lightning Tech, creators of the StrikeTape Ultra LPS retrofit. Subscribe to Uptime’s Substack newsletter. And check out Rosemary’s “Engineering with Rosie” Youtube channel. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us!

Well, if Steven Resler’s musical debut doesn't give it away… harvest season is here! With combines starting to roll and conditions looking a little different everywhere you go, our agronomy team is back to give us the latest from across the Legend Seeds footprint. Let’s check in on what they’re seeing in the fields, what’s coming out of the combine, and what growers should be watching as harvest gets underway!