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Thanks to an ongoing revolution in the science of meteorology, we can now understand how extreme weather conditions arise, produce far more accurate forecasts, and know how to protect ourselves when dangerous conditions develop. The Science of Extreme Weather is your field guide to the worst that Earth’s atmosphere can inflict. In 24 exciting, informative, and potentially life-saving half-hour lectures aimed at weather novices and amateur forecasters alike, you gain a surprisingly powerful tool in the face of such overwhelming forces: knowledge.

This "Forecast" dives into the fascinating world of prediction, exploring its role across various disciplines. From the foundational science behind forecasting and its historical evolution to its practical applications in weather, economics, and technology, the series sheds light on how predictions shape our decisions and lives. It also examines the challenges and controversies in climate forecasting and looks forward to the future of predictive science, highlighting emerging trends and technologies. Each episode offers real-world examples, expert insights, and thought-provoking discussions, ...

We all talk about them. We all plan our lives by them. We are all obsessed with the outlook ahead. The changing seasons have shaped all of our lives, but what happens when the weather changes beyond recognition? The author, Joe Shute, has spent years unpicking Britain’s long-standing love affair with the weather. He has pored over the literature, art and music our weather systems have inspired and trawled through centuries of established folklore to discover the curious customs and rituals we have created in response to the seasons.

20 years in the Navy, retiring as the Chief in Charge of the Weather Detachment at NAS New Orleans. Went into Law Enforcement after that, then after Katrina we moved to Oregon, finally becoming the Director of Emergency Management for Tillamook County. Retired and moved to Lebanon 3-4 years ago but still doing weather. Have been on Radio in New Orleans and several stations in the coastal Pacific Northwest. While I am still the forecaster for the local Tillamook news folks, I figured I should do it as a public service for Lebanon as well, so here it is! Hope you enjoy it. Drop me a line at ...

After over 30 years in Kansas City television, Gary stepped away to pursue his passion for long range weather forecasting and other interests including sports, his dogs, friends, family, & much more.  These will all be fair game as we get a glimpse inside the life of one of Kansas City's most popular personalities.

Meteorologists Simon King and Clare Nasir reveal the captivating ways the weather works, from exploring incredible weather phenomenon (how are rainbows formed?) and expertly breaking down our knowledge of the elements (could we harness the power of lightning?) to explaining the significance of weather in history (has the weather ever started a war?) and importantly discussing the future of weather (could climate modification save the planet?). In What Does Rain Smell Like? Simon and Clare uncover the thrilling science behind a subject that affects us all.