Gannon embraces the summer humidity by exploring the science of dew and the challenges of August rain forecasting. Plus: a conversation with the new director of the National Hurricane Center, Dr. Michael Brennan.
See clues as to what the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season may bring, a conversation about storm preparedness from physical, mental, and emotional perspectives, and why the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Rating Scale has glaring shortcomings.
How does our local National Weather Service warn for flooding, severe thunderstorms and tornadoes? Gannon takes you to their office for a look. Plus, some car safety reminders as the weather heats up.
Is late winter too late for a winter wallop in the Carolinas? History says: absolutely not. Gannon revisits two infamous Carolina late winter storms as they hit big anniversaries. Plus: Gannon shootin' the breeze with First Alert Weather's Gabe Ross.
Does the ever-changing Carolina weather really cause your aches and pains? In this episode, Gannon taps an expert to explore this relationship. Plus: some of the ins and outs of cold weather forecasting in the Cape Fear Region.
Does wintertime thunder mean snow within ten days? Gannon explores the meteorological relationship as he looks back at an unforgettable holiday snowstorm.
On this third episode, Gannon breaks down the tendency for La Nina to encourage Atlantic hurricanes in the Forecaster's Notebook. And, in the Photographer's Corner, he explores how to chase and shoot the biggest, boldest rainbows.
On this second episode, Gannon explains what rain chances really mean to you... and, 30 years ago, how monster Hurricane Andrew could easily have been a major Carolina problem.