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TV-G
2021
1 Season
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Let that curiosity about weather and our planet go wild! Powered by the meteorologists of Local Now, you'll learn something new in an easy-to-digest format.
Ep 1
3m
What is a blizzard?
A lot of winter weather buzzwords get thrown around each year. Is a big snowstorm a blizzard? Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores the unique definition and criteria.
Ep 2
3m
Causes and Effects of Lake Effect Snow
When you think of which cities receive the most snowfall per year would you think Anchorage, Alaska or maybe Denver? Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains which cities see more snow and why that is.
Ep 3
5m
Weather and the World's Hottest Peppers
The role weather plays in growing the world's hottest peppers
Ep 4
2m
What is wind chill?
On a brisk and windy day, you might hear a lot of chatter around the wind chill outside. Meteorologist Marquise Meda dives into this index and how it's practically applied.
Ep 5
3m
Rip Currents
How to identify and stay safe from rip currents the next time you're at the beach
Ep 7
2m
The History of Hurricane Names
Irma, Matthew, Katrina... these are all very memorable storms. But where do the names come from? Meteorologist Britley Ritz shares the answer.
Ep 8
2m
Watch v. Warning Explained
When severe weather strikes, a watch or warning may be issued for your area. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains the difference between the two alerts.
Ep 9
2m
Lightning is Nature's Fertilizer
Lightning plays an essential role in creating a greener world. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores this electrifying connection.
Ep 10
3m
Sunscreen and Sun Safety
How to protect your skin from the sun and reduce your risk of health effects
Ep 11
2m
The History of the Umbrella
On a rainy day, an umbrella is a helpful tool. However, its original purpose was far different. Meteorologist Marquise Meda dives into the history behind it.
Ep 12
3m
Weather & Baseball
As with many outdoor sports, weather can play a game-changing role. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores the impacts it has on our national pastime.
Ep 13
3m
Worsening Allergy Season
Starting sooner, lasting longer, and getting worse. Allergy season is becoming a real nuisance for many Americans - and even dangerous for those with asthma. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains why allergy season is becoming so rough for so many in recent years.
Ep 14
2m
The Science of Changing Seasons
As the seasons change, you might not realize the more significant science. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains the factors that go into what we see.
Ep 15
4m
Weather & Baseball Stadiums
Weather plays a crucial role in the field maintenance of our most iconic baseball stadiums. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores the significant connection.
Ep 16
2m
What is a seiche?
Strong winds and quick changes in atmospheric pressure can wreak havoc on lakes and bays. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores this phenomenon known as a seiche.
Ep 17
4m
Weather & Wine
Your next bottle of wine might be more than different than you expect. Meteorologist Britley Ritz examines the connection between weather and your beloved wine.
Ep 18
5m
Honey Bees & Climate
Life wouldn't be the same without sweet treats. Meteorologist Britley Ritz explores climate's impacts on our bees and what you can do to help protect these pollinators.
Ep 18
2m
Preparing for Tropical Weather
It's never too early to be prepared for tropical weather. Meteorologist Walker Snowden shares advice on preparedness to keep you safe.
Ep 19
2m
The Science of Petrichor
Our noses can smell a lot of different scents! It should be no surprise we can smell this odd, earthy stench. Meteorologist Britley Ritz explores the science of petrichor.
Ep 20
2m
Lava Types
Whether it has cooled and is black in color, or still glowing orange, lava creates some dramatic landscapes. But did you know the different types of lava? Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains the three distinct lava types.
Ep 21
2m
Science of Volcanoes
With their massive force, volcanic eruptions were once thought to be caused by supernatural beings. Of course, today we know the scientific explanation behind volcanoes. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explores one of nature's most powerful forces.
Ep 22
2m
Dangerous Heat
Summer may be all about the fun in the sun, but too much heat can be dangerous. Meteorologist Marquise Meda explains the potential risks of high temperatures, and how to stay safe.
Ep 23
2m
Understanding the Polar Vortex
When it comes to the source of winter's coldest temperatures, you need to head up thousands of feet into the atmosphere. Meteorologist Marquise Meda takes us on a journey to explain the Polar Vortex and the bitter cold associated with it.
Ep 24
4m
Science of Snowmaking
The role weather and technology play in helping our favorite ski slopes stay open
Ep 25
3m
The Many Types of Winter Precipitation
Some might say nothing beats a cozy fire and some snow. Did you know there are several other types of winter precipitation? Meteorologist Marquise Meda examines the kinds and how they form.
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