Weather-With-Enthusiasm !

(Ranks in top 5 in popularity) 90s in Arctic as seen in the image. This podcast was made just before the 90s were discovered. It speaks about an Alaskan heat wave forecasted by the National Weather Service for this week and the Northwest Pacific Heat Wave early this week. It also covers the unseasonably cool weather in Northern Texas. The heavy rain for the Northeast on Monday and the dust storms for the desert Southwest. Other weather for the U.S. is included as well.

Hurricane drought continues....lengthy Phoenix discussion.

Can you imagine stepping into another era, experiencing the torrid temperatures of a dust bowl year, all while standing in the heart of St. Louis? The GFS and HRRS Computer models are doing an excellent job at "imagining" such a scenario for tomorrow June 29th 2023 in St.Louis with forecasting highs in the 110's as a dry line develops.   We're venturing a stationary heat dome, thunderstorms circling its edges like a 'ring of fire', and the brewing complexities that could cause a forecast bust in the forecast for the Chicago and St Louis National Weather Services. We invite you to unravel the enigma of the GFS computer model's vision for St Louis - an extreme dust bowl year scenario with temperatures spiking into the 110s. An intense atmospheric mix, plummeting dew points, and a potential dry line all conspire to create this extraordinary weather portrait. But will the reality match the prediction? Our discussion debates the climate credibility of this dramatic scenario while also considering the fascinating interplay between the stationary heat ridge and the ‘ring of fire.' So, brace yourself for an enlightening journey through these enthralling weather phenomena in the Midwest!

Get ready to embark on an expedition.Starting with the air quality deterioration in Chicago, we highlight a hazardous effect of temperature inversion especially when combined with Canadian wildfire smoke.  Witness how Asia sweats with extreme heat reaching a staggering 128 degrees Fahrenheit in Iran and how the Lut Desert, possibly the hottest place on earth, withstands surface temperatures of up to 177 degrees. Then, we zoom over to the United States, where temperatures in Texas scorched tod at 114 degrees. We wrapped up with the day's highest temperatures in Africa and Europe. Tune in and develop a newfound appreciation for the world's weather conditions.

Get ready to sizzle as we bring you the scorching details of the heat wave forecasted for Taft, Missouri, with highs forecasted to go to 103° Friday but  possibly reaching a sweltering 109 degrees according to the European Model! Cape Girardeau Missouri will already reach 100° today and Rio Grande Village is expected to tie it's hottest day on record today at a sizzling 120°!  We'll break down the National Weather Service and Accuweather predictions and discuss the factors that will influence the high temperatures in the region. Did you know that Texas is experiencing some of its hottest temperatures ever? But that's just the tip of the iceberg, as we also explore the possibility of a severe weather outbreak across the Ohio and Tennessee valleys which will initially include strong tornadoes. 

Get ready to feel the heat as we dive into the sizzling heat wave sweeping across parts of the United States! Uncover the science behind the heat dome, with its astounding heights of 594 decimeters, and the extraordinary heat indices it's bringing along for the ride. Find out how to keep yourself and your furry friends safe during these scorching times.Athletes, listen up: discover how wet bulb temperature can guide you through safety guidelines for practice and competition in these extreme conditions. We break down the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's five categories of wet bulb temperatures and share the recommended breaks and precautions for each. Learn why athletes in humid places like St. Louis will feel more uncomfortable than those in drier conditions like Phoenix.Lastly, we delve into the warning signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses, such as heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, sunburn, and heat rash. Arm yourself with tips on how to prevent these illnesses and stay safe in extreme heat, including wearing sunscreen, avoiding hot and heavy meals, replacing salt and minerals, and keeping your pets hydrated. Don't miss this scorching episode that will keep you informed and safe during this unprecedented heat wave sweeping across the nation!

What if you knew how to stay safe during a sweltering heatwave? This episode is dedicated to helping you understand and navigate the extreme heat conditions currently plaguing Kingsville, Texas, and surrounding areas. With triple-digit temperatures, extraordinary heat indices, and a humidity index of 123 degrees, we're definitely feeling the heat!We discuss wet bulb temperatures and their impact on your ability to exercise safely, as well as share valuable heat safety tips for athletes and non-athletes alike. Be prepared when we touch on the science of compressional warming, heat domes, and the application of Newton's law of thermodynamics to our atmosphere. Our conversation even reveals some shocking weather-related information from the National Weather Service that you won't want to miss!Don't get caught off guard by these extreme weather conditions. Tune in to arm yourself with essential knowledge about the signs, symptoms, and prevention of heat-related illnesses. Discover the CDC's tips for staying healthy in hot weather, how to keep pets hydrated, and what to look out for when it comes to sunscreen and kids in cars. Stay cool and informed with this heated episode!

Can you handle the heat? Texas is experiencing a scorching heat wave. Discover how cities like Kingsville and Corpus Christi are dealing with phenomenal temperatures soaring into the upper 99slow 100s, dew points in the low 80s, and heat indices reaching a staggering 123 degrees. As the temperatures continue to rise in the Lone Star State, we examine this extreme heat wave. Plus, if you're in the Dallas area, stay tuned for our forecast from the National Weather Service and find out if this heat wave is headed your way. Join us as we explore the rare and extreme weather conditions taking place in Texas right now, and learn why these sweltering situations are usually only seen on the Persian Gulf or the Midwest Corn Belt. Don't miss out on this heated conversation!

Ever wondered why Boulder, Colorado, is a hail hotspot even during summertime? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of extreme weather, beginning with the recent hail storm that battered Boulder, leaving behind a trail 1 - 2 inches of dome size hail.  We'll dive into the atmospheric freeze level at 13,000 feet and storm clouds that towered up to 30,000 feet, while also sharing insights about the  4.02-inch of rainfall accumulation Monday.But hold on to your sun hats, because we're about to switch gears and ride into the upcoming Texas heatwave! We discuss the sweltering temperatures predicted to go into the triple digits and even 110's and how the National Weather Service stepped in to ensure accurate forecasts. Learn how this heatwave will cause the moisture in the soil to evaporate and find out the precautions you can take to stay safe during these extreme weather conditions. Don't forget to check out the YouTube safety features we've shared to help you stay weather-wise and enjoy the elements with enthusiasm!

Discover the importance of human  expertise as we discuss the National Weather Service in Brownsville forecadtkngaccurate temperature  by deviating from the models. We'll also explore how factors like soil moisture levels can impact the heatibg potential of solar insolation.As the mercury continues to rise, affecting cities like Dallas, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge, we'll share a coupl  safety precautions you should take to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your pets during this dangerous heatwave. Learn about the intensity of this forecasted heatwave, which could bring triple digit heat to Baton Rouge. But realiz  that Baton Rouge has only experienced triple-digit heat six times since 1870. Extreme humidity in Galveston  will make it temps feel 20 degrees warmer as dew points clinb to 80° F daily. Stay informed, stay safe and stay enthusiastic with "Weather with Enthusiasm."

The potential for extreme heat in Northern Latitudes especially when air masses become stagnant around June 21st, the day with highest solar insolation.

Headlines: A Historic Siberian Heatwave Shocker...., EL Nino becomes official....Excessive and record breaking heat in Puerto Rico continues with 125° Heat index....Volcano erupts in low altitude causing intense air pollution....the eruption is ongoing.

Ever wondered what's causing the recent surge in the unusually thick smoke across parts of the United States such as in New York?  Join us as we attempt to unravel this mystery.  In this episode, we explore the  connection between two stagnant air masses in the region and how this weather pattern is rare for the Summer. This synoptic setup could be contributing to the intensity of the  influx of wildfire smoke from Canada into areas like New York, Pennsylvania, and even major cities like Baltimore and Washington DC.We also delve into the complexities of our ever-changing weather and it's  domino effect. Discover how rain was removed from the forecast due to  the stability that smoke provides in the upper atmosphere.  Don't miss this fascinating episode! 

Inspirational Heat Continues Expanding North and Smoke continues expanding South...with Ozone