11 MAG 2024 · In this episode, I am joined by Paul Gross, retired Meteorologist of 40 years from WDIV-TV (Channel 4) in Detroit, MI. We discuss his history with the weather, his career, as well as other projects he has, and is currently, working on.

12 APR 2024 · More rain is on tap for tomorrow, along with very strong wind gusts, especially in Midwestern Ontario and along the Lake Huron shoreline. Power outages and flooding will be possible as well.

11 APR 2024 · Rain will move into the area tomorrow and continue through Friday as a spring storm moves into the region. Strong wind gusts, snow and severe weather are all in the mix. Our preliminary details are available here.

10 APR 2024 · For the first interview of the podcast, I am joined by Mike Kakuk and Lisa Williams, co-hosts of The Morning Drive  on AM 800 CKLW in Windsor, Ontario. We discuss their history with the station, how they got into radio broadcasting, and more! You can hear Mike and Lisa on weekday mornings from 5 to 9 AM.

9 APR 2024 · Hopefully everyone got out to view the solar eclipse today! Above average temperatures and sunny skies across the area tomorrow with a threat for some severe weather. A bit cooler Wednesday before rain on Thursday and turning windy for Friday.

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8 APR 2024 · Tomorrow is the big day for the total solar eclipse! Will there be clouds or not? All the details here including some tips for travelling and viewing the eclipse. Warmer temperatures on Tuesday and mild again Wednesday.

2 APR 2024 · Rain will continue tonight and into tomorrow. High winds expected tomorrow, along with a changeover to snow by Thursday. We have the details here.

30 MAR 2024 · Rainfall of 5-10 mm expected in Deep Southwestern Ontario tomorrow. Easter Sunday looking like it will be dry with temperatures near 10°C. Watching a system for next week which could bring rain or snow, along with the threat for wind, however a lot of details remain uncertain. We give the preliminary details here.

16 MAR 2024 · Rain continuing tonight before snow showers develop across the region for St. Patrick's Day tomorrow. Some snow showers may be heavy and cause some poor visibility and coat the roads quickly, especially along Highway 401, 402, 21 and 26. Remaining a bit cool for next week.