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A weekly audio show delivered by the Internet. This is the show that unites weather geeks worldwide; we do our best to cover the world of weather in a fun way, with great guests. We believe we have the best weather show on the web. Check it out and you decide! The show generally runs 60 to 80 minutes every week; we record on Monday nights; the show is usually available by midnight Monday nights EST. We have produced over 200 shows, and haven’t missed a week since the day we started!

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Click here to learn more about our cast of characters. Among our group of regulars, we have two broadcast meteorologists, two retired NWS meteorologists, and a PhD researcher. We are scattered from Texas to Alabama, and we all still have a child like fascination with weather.

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You bet. Our GBO (guest looking officer), Bill Murray, has really kicked it up a notch during the last year. Most of the big names in our science have been on the show. Just search through the archives and you will probably find someone you are looking for. Have a guest suggestion? Send us an email (see the next question below)!

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