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For the first time in over 50 years, Seattle experienced a snow storm that brought life in the Emerald City to a screeching halt. While drizzly rain is the norm, snow is not and the city shut down for days. In this episode, we explore the histo

Hurricane Madness: I Barely Survived

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Katrina, Florence, Matthew, and Harvey names that strike fear if you live along any coast. Four devastating and deadly hurricanes costing billions of dollars in damage and countless lives. These are the stories of people who lived through the t

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The worst winters many Midwesterners can remember were in 1978 and 1979, when blizzards buried the region in snow. In 1979, it was already a notably cold and snowy winter when a blizzard dropped 20 inches of snow in two days. Hear from local re

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The Camp Fire of November 2018 was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history to date. It killed 86 people, destroyed thousands of buildings, and nearly razed the entire town of Paradise. In this first episode of FIRE and

$#*!storm: Why We Love to Hate Our Meteorologists

Mar 1st, 2019 12m 4s

We've all taken shots at our local TV Meteorologist at one point or another...just why is it so difficult to just figure out how much snow is actually going to fall? Pouring rain, days of snow, temperatures swings that make your head spin, why

Tornado Alert: Emotional Terror

Mar 1st, 2019 27m 45s

Veteran meteorologists describe the horror of tracking deadly storms live, on-air, as vicious weather targeted friends and family. No option to race home and protect their loved ones, they had to continue broadcasting and fulfill their responsi

Nor'easter: Beast of the Northeast

Mar 1st, 2019 19m 54s

A Nor’easter is a particular type of storm known for its potency and potential for devastation. From Cape Cod to Cape Henlopen, from the Berkshires to the Poconos and beyond, these storms can dump feet of snow, churn up ocean waters, and cause

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Tribune Insider: Forward by Dave Pratt

Feb 8th, 2019 2m 40s

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