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Celebrating Veterans All Over the U.S.

Celebrating Veterans All Over the U.S. (11/11/2020) – Happy Veteran's Day to those who have served from coast to coast, including at our station and in the science/weather/space community. ©2020– WeatherNation

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Rapid Intensification of 2020 Tropical Systems

Rapid Intensification of 2020 Tropical Systems (11/10/2020) – This Atlantic hurricane season has produced 9 tropical systems that have undergone rapid intensification. Meteorologist Steve Glazier spoke with several scientists about this phenomenon and why it can be so concerning. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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November Weather Hazards

November Weather Hazards (10/30/20) – Welcome to the final month of Meteorological Autumn. What weather hazards can November throw your way? Meteorologist Steve Glazier has the answer. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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Capturing A Wildfire on Camera: Through the Eyes of a Colorado Photographer

Capturing A Wildfire on Camera: Through the Eyes of a Colorado Photographer (10/26/2020) – The East Troublesome Fire in Northern Colorado quickly grew into the 2nd largest wildfire in state history within less than two weeks. One photographer documented the destruction and progression of the deadly fire and talks with Meteorologist Meredith Garofalo about his experience. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020 – WeatherNation

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Colorado Winter Weather Preparedness Week

Colorado Winter Weather Preparedness Week (10/18/2020) – October 18-24 is Winter Weather Preparedness Week in Colorado. Meteorologist Steve Glazier spoke with Meteorologist Paul Schlatter from NWS Boulder about getting set for the season. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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Alaska Winter Outlook for 2020-2021

Alaska Winter Outlook for 2020-2021 (10/17/2020) – NOAA released their annual winter outlook earlier this week. Meteorologist Ben Reppert has details on what it means for Alaska. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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NOAA Issues 2020-2021 Winter Outlook

NOAA Issues 2020-2021 Winter Outlook (10/15/2020) – NOAA released their outlook for the 2020-2021 winter season. What factors went into this year's forecast? Who could see the harshest of winter's weather? Meteorologist Steve Glazier and CPC Deputy Director Mike Halpert have the answers. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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Shout out to the Snuverinks

Shout out to the Snuverinks (10/13/20) – Scott and Laura Snuverink sent in a picture from their RV trip over Loveland Pass, after Matt Monroe suggested they see the sights. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw – ©2020– WeatherNation

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Americans Ride Out Hurricane Delta in Mexico

Americans Ride Out Hurricane Delta in Mexico (10/7/2020) – A first hand account from Chris Liberto, after he and his wife rode out Hurricane Delta at a Mexican Resort in the Yucatan Peninsula. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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NOAA Hurricane Hunters: Dissecting Delta

NOAA Hurricane Hunters: Dissecting Delta (10/07/2020) – The NOAA Hurricane Hunters have been busy this Atlantic Season, and Meteorologist Meredith Garofalo spoke with Paul Flaherty before one of his crew's flights into Delta on Wednesday. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020 – WeatherNation

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The When & Where of Fall Foliage

The When & Where of Fall Foliage (10/5/2020) – Love Leaf Peeping? Meteorologist Rob Bradley breaks down the best times and places to catch the best pops of fall color. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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NOAA Celebrates 50th Birthday

NOAA Celebrates 50th Birthday (10/02/2020) – NOAA is celebrating its 50th birthday this weekend! NOAA's Heritage Program Director, Cheryl Oliver, joined us and spoke with Meteorologist Steve Glazier about this momentous occasion. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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NASA's Next Mission: Regular Trips to the Space Station with Our Astronauts

NASA's Next Mission: Regular Trips to the Space Station with Our Astronauts (09/30/2020) – After a successful trial run earlier this year, a new era begins!  Future NASA/SpaceX missions will be launching our astronauts on more routine trips to the International Space Station, and Meteorologist Meredith Garofalo talks to some of the crew about this huge move forward in scientific research and space exploration. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020 – WeatherNation

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East Shivers Early from September Cool Snap

East Shivers Early from September Cool Snap (09/24/2020) –  More than 50 record lows fell during summer's final weekend across the northeast, with some cities notching their coldest weather so early in the season. Meteorologist Ben Reppert has more information. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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Seasons Change, So Do the Sun's Phases

Seasons Change, So Do the Sun's Phases (09/23/2020) – In September, the Sun entered a new solar cycle, and just like our seasons change on Earth, the sun goes through its own phases as well. Meterologist Meredith Garofalo explains more about how the Sun's impacts on Space Weather can be noticed and possibly impact us across the globe. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020 – WeatherNation

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Recapping Hurricane Sally

Recapping Hurricane Sally (09/19/2020) – Meteorologist Caroline Brown walks us through the step-by-step journey of Category 2 Hurricane Sally... from its origins in the Bahamas to its lasting impacts along the Gulf Coast. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation

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Four More Billion-Dollar Disasters in August 2020

Four More Billion-Dollar Disasters in August 2020 (09/18/2020) – After already being on a record pace for billion-dollar weather events through the first half of 2020, August added 4 more to the list. Meteorologist Steve Glazier spoke with NOAA's Adam Smith about the mind-boggling statistics. More: https://ift.tt/1lWkFCw ©2020– WeatherNation