Weather or Not?
Season 1
Apollo, Saildrones and Tsunamis
Junk Food and Tree Farts
Zombie Fires and the great Python Round up
Surfside Collapse
Our climate is changing
Coral reefs are dying and Godzilla has invaded!
by WSVN-TV
52 years ago this week, humans landed on the moon. Some of their rock samples are just being opened. Why? Plus, a new technology is being deployed at sea that could help meteorologist forecast hurricane intensity. And Tsunamis, they are destructive and powerful. Who tracks them and is Florida in the cross-hairs? That's this week in "Weather or Not".
You love them. It's hard not to eat them, after all they are your favorite snack. Why we can't stop eating junk food. Plus, we know all animals fart, but trees? Yes our trees do it too. That's all here in our Weather or Not? Podcast
Blazes that never extinguish in the dead of winter under feet of snow. Get to know the Zombie Fires! Plus the great Python Round up starts this week. That's this week on WSVN's Weather or Not?
When a disaster happens like the condo collapse in Surfside Florida, how do search teams operate? What equipment is deployed and what is the science behind them? Its a special Weather or Not Podcast
Our Climate is changing. Will summer 2021 be as hot as previous years? Plus Florida is no longer the lightning capital of the U.S. What happened? And is lightning really hotter than the sun? That's on this week's Weather or Not?
Sea Urchins were almost wiped out from our waters in the 80s, is anything being done to bring them back. Corals are getting sick and dying, but now a "not-so-new" medication is offering hope. And last year Godzilla invaded the Caribbean & Gulf of Mexico. Could this epic Saharan Dust Cloud make a return?
A cousin of the dinosaur that ruled the skies millions of years ago, makes a brief appearance in South Florida. The Pterosaur returns A lunar event known as the ring of fire happens this week. What is it? And how does it happen. Plus, NASA says when they go back to the moon, this time its to stay and diversity will rule the missions. The Artemis program is set to fly. This week on the Weather or Not Podcast.
2020 spun up more hurricanes than ever before. The National Hurricane Center ran out of names and was forced to use the Greek alphabet to follow systems. Now they say if it happens again, they'll drop the Greek Alphabet all together. So what happens now? Plus we'll chat with an expert that says there's something the Hurricane seasonal forecast doesn't tell us.
Coming June 1: From Tropical Talk to Space Chats, Climate Change, and Environmental Concerns, will any of them impact you?