Weather With Enthusiasm!

This podcast is a repeat of the previous one but with added sound effects. However, in some cases the sound effects are too loud. The podcast that was put on after this one is also a repeat of the previous one but with softer sound effects.

This podcast discusses the intense heat that is currently occuring in the upper Midwest, the stretch of hot and humid days forecast to happen on the east coast, the flash flooding storms for Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday and Wednesday, the temporary diminishing heat in mid to late week week for Baltimore and the good possibility of returning heat after that for mid-atlantic areas. Heat in a somewhat diminished form will likely overspread much of the Midwest this week. There is a good possibility that this heat will intensify eventually, perhaps by next weekend and this is discussed in this podcast. This podcast compares the peak temperatures in many states which are being affected by this heat with each other and compares it to a few of the Southern states. The excessive heat in the desert Southwest is included in this podcast. A brief discussion of Chicago forecast is mentioned along with Minneapolis, but the main focus is Baltimore. Minneapolis and Baltimore were chosen to be the main points of interest, but there is more time spent on Baltimore because of its complexity and because Baltimore will be the most Northern city on the East Coast where long term Heat and humidity has the highest chance of staying. This podcast doesn't have sound effects. If you are interested in listening to this podcast with sound effects, listen to the next one or the one after that

Much of this podcast speaks about the remarkable heatwave taking place in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Southern Canada. In this Podcast I include northern cities that have either already reached 100 or are about to. One such city is Winnipeg in Canada. ( I accidentally said Winnipeg, Wisconsin.) I an additional discuss two 95°+ cities in upper Midwest that also have some humidity. Excessive heat warnings over the desert Southwest is discussed as well. Another topic is the heatwave on the East Coast that will be developing after today's thunderstorms move through. The torrential rains in the south is a brief discussion.