Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E19 Remembering the Bomb Cyclone one year later and looking ahead to the rest of November
Brian and Adam look back on the Bomb Cyclone that brought strong winds to western Washington this time last year. They also look ahead to what the rest of this November could bring. Our City of the Week was originally created by Seattle City Light because of a dam in the area. See if you can guess it before Brian can.
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E18 A storm is brewing as the rain persists into November
Brian, Abby and Adam chat about the rain hitting both the coastline and the mountain passes. A weak La Niña winter weather pattern is coming, the team talks about what that means for your forecast. What local city's high school mascot is the Trojans? See if you can guess the city of the week before Brian and Abby can!
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E17 Wickedly wet Halloween and the cold on the horizon
Brian, Abby, and Adam talk about the rainy and windy Halloween weekend coming to the western Washington region. With November right around the corner, when could temperatures drop below freezing? What Washington city experienced a boom AND a bust in the late 19th century? See if you can get the answer before Brian!
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E16 Could Snoqualmie Pass see its first snow of the season?
Brian and Adam chat about the possibility of Snoqualmie Pass seeing its first snow of the season on Sunday and Monday. Snow levels will drop to around 3,000 feet by Sunday. What local town got its name based on its flat-like appearance? Try to guess the city of the week before Brian can.
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E15 Below average temps to start October as snow returns to mountain passes
Brian, Abby and Adam discuss the cold start to October and snow returning to both Snoqualmie Pass and Stevens Pass. Abby promises Brian he is going down in this edition of Adam's city of the week trivia. Can she name the mystery town before you can?
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E14 October rain brings more crashes as road projects continue
Brian and Adam talk about October getting underway and with it comes "wet and cool season" in Seattle. Meanwhile, more road projects are underway as WSDOT looks to get in as much work as they can before the weather dampens their chances. What local city is named after 19th century pioneer Josiah Merritt? Brian tries to guess the city of the week before you can.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E9: Was it hot enough for ya?
This week was the meteorological start of summer - so of course we got our first day in the 80s and a wildfire to remind us of what's ahead. In another first, Brian almost fails our geo-quiz.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E8: Cold comfort and the road you won't want to drive on
Back from a break, the crew talks temps (cooler than normal) and precip (less than normal). Adam previews an SR-18 round-the-clock construction shutdown that could mess up traffic (even more than normal). Plus: the Lord of the Fly, and a presidential geo-quiz.
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E7 Goldilocks weather, the trees making you sneeze, and a town with no dry season
April has been not too hot, not too cold; pollen is snot making it easy to enjoy the weather though. And our geo-quiz features what may be the wettest community in Western Washington.
Northwest Weather Podcast: S1E3 The end of the Big Dark and the $.01 power outage hack
Brian and Adam explore the bright side of the forecast, note a new wind gust record, and share a power outage trick using a penny to check for spoiled food.
Northwest Weather Podcast S1E2: Of Atmospheric Rivers, White Gold, and Bootleg Liquor
Our panel looks ahead at the rains to come (but should we call it the Pineapple Express?) while looking back at the booze that came in our geo-quiz. Plus, Adam shares the finer points of rhodium plating.
