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Marcus covers all things weather with “Weather Weekly”. From looking back on historical weather events to looking ahead and planning and being prepared. Marcus talks to weather experts across the country and shares some fun facts on weather too!
Showers early in the week make way for very comfortable conditions for the rest of the week. Watch out for several mornings with fog this week.
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Hot start to the week, but a pattern change should bring a few rain chances and more comfortable conditions later in the week.
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Much more comfortable air this week. Hot temperatures could return for the holiday weekend.
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Hottest air of the season arrives to central Indiana this week.
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Soggy start to the work week, with widespread rain and storms possible. Brief and welcomed cool down for much of the work week. High heat returns this weekend.
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Starting the work and school week off stormy and a bit cooler. Several more rain opportunities on the way this week.
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A relatively quiet week ahead, with seasonal temperatures and lower humidity for now. Rain chances could ramp up closer to the weekend.
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The hottest temperatures of the year arrive later this week, and they may be around for a while.
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Temperatures return to near normal levels with several rain opportunities to help cut into the deficit a bit.
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Seasonable temperatures for much of the week. Pattern brings several rain opportunities for the second half of the week.
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Quiet and warm for the holiday. Active pattern ramps back up with storm chances late week into the weekend with slightly cooler temperatures.
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Quiet and cooler weather to open the week. Heat, humidity and storm chances ramp up closer to the weekend.
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Several shower chances as we head into Summer, but not enough rain to bust up the ongoing and building drought.
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Coming off some much needed rain across the state, a few more rain chances might come back into play later in the week.
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We've had some pretty windy days as of late. So why has it been so windy. We're looking at what causes the wind, and what causes it to get so strong sometimes.
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Parts of western New York picked up over 6 feet of snow over the weekend! We're looking back at the historical event. Plus, a lot of you are planning to travel for the holiday, so we're looking ahead to any weather snags that may be in your way.
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This week marks the 9th anniversary of the largest tornado outbreak to strike the state of Indiana. In this week's podcast, Meteorologist Steven Diana joins me to walk us through that significant day in our state's weather history.
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A rare, late season outbreak of tornadoes occurred 20 years ago this week. A total of 88 tornadoes hit 17 states in what is called the Veterans Day Weekend Tornado Outbreak of 2002. Meteorologist Steven Diana is looking back at this historical event.
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Welcome to the month of November! We're taking a look back at the month of October, and what we can expect coming up this month, plus some crazy historical weather events that have happened in central Indiana during the month.
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The next in the Joint polar satellite system (JPSS) is launching into space on November 1st, and will help with delivering more accurate forecast and climate data. We're looking at what's on board the newest technology.
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We came very close to tying a record for earliest snow of the season this year. I'm looking back at 1989, the snowiest October on record here in Indianapolis.
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Meteorologist Steven Diana is in for Marcus this week - taking a look at past severe weather events for the month of October.
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From severe weather to snow - the month of October can give us just about anything and everything in terms of weather here in central Indiana. I'm looking back at some interesting weather events that have happened during the month, and looking ahead at what to expect in this weeks podcast.
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Hurricane Ian looks to take aim on the west coast of Florida this week, potentially as a major hurricane. We're talking the latest track and impacts.
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Special podcast this week with a cool project from NASA called DART. They will crash into an asteroid, attempting to alter its orbit. We spoke with an official from NASA on WISH-TV's Daybreak Monday morning to talk about it.
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20 years ago the longest track tornado occurred in the state of Indiana. This week, we are taking a look back at the September 20, 2002 tornado outbreak.
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Tropical storm Kay played an impact for parts of southern California this past weekend - an area known for it's beautiful weather. I'm looking at what happened and how unusual the event was.
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Summer 2022 is in the books! I'm taking a look at where the numbers stack up historically, plus an update on the Atlantic hurricane season as we hit the peak time of year for tropical activity.
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Meteorological Fall begins as we open up the month of September. I'm looking ahead at what to expect this month, along with some historical weather events that have happened.
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It's been 30 years since one of the strongest and costliest hurricanes made landfall in the United States. We're taking a look back at Hurricane Andrew.
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There was some loud booms heard over parts of Utah over the weekend. What was it? We're taking a look with the help of some weather tools.
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Recent rains have helped out the drought situation across the state of Indiana, and an update to the ongoing flooding issues in eastern Kentucky.
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We're looking back at the month of July and taking a look ahead at what to expect for the month of August.
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Recapping some historic flooding in St. Louis this week, plus breaking down the difference between an areal flood and a flash flood.
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It's been a pretty hot summer for us, but unprecedented heat is being recorded for much of western Europe. I'm also looking at how the drought conditions are impacting agriculture across the state.
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Our pattern continues to run dry, but how bad is it? The last significant drought around central Indiana was back in 2012. How does this year compare to that drought? We're looking at some of the data and looking ahead to what's next.
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Coming off an exceptionally dry June, we look ahead to the hottest month of the year in central Indiana to see if we can break up the building drought. Plus, some historical events that have happened during the month of July in this weeks podcast.
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Much of the state is considered abnormally dry, and our June will likely wrap up as one of the top 10 driest on record. Drought conditions are continuing to build across much of the state as we head into the hot month of July. We're looking at some scenarios that could play out over the next few weeks that could help us out.
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We've gone several days without rain with some pretty intense heat across the state over the last week. June is typically the wettest month of the year, but 2022 has been anything but. Could we be looking at the early stages of a drought in Indiana. I'm looking ahead at what's next.
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June is one of the most active months of the year for severe weather in central Indiana. Meteorologist Steven Diana is in for Marcus this week to talk about two specific events, separated by 139 years.
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The June 2, 1990 outbreak remains the largest tornado event in Indiana's history, which happened 32 years ago last week. I'm taking a look back at the event, and what that event did to spark my interest into meteorology.
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June is typically one of the more active month's for precipitation and severe weather. We're looking ahead at what to expect this month, plus looking back at some significant severe weather events that happened during the month of June.
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The end of the month of May means it's time to go racing! Weather has had a big impact on several Indianapolis 500's. So how often do we see rain for the race? What's the coldest race day temperature. We're talking all things Indy 500 as gear up for the 106th running of The Greatest Spectacle in Racing!
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This week in weather history, a devastating tornado tornado tore through the heart of Indianapolis, injurying over 150 people, and creating destruction from the west side, to downtown, to Irvington.
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Summer temps means some good weather conditions for some celestial viewing. A lunar eclipse will be visible this weekend, plus an update on the horrible wildfires taking place in the southwest.
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It's the month of May in central Indiana, which means racing and storms. We're looking back at some historical May weather events, and what to expect this month.
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It's the 11 year anniversary of the historic April 27th tornado outbreak, and an interesting study suggests tornado alley has moved.
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We're excited to introduce our newest meteorologist here at WISH-TV! Meet Ryan Morse, who you can find working weekend evenings!
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Severe storms are likely across much of the state Wednesday evening. Here's the latest forecast on the severe weather threats for the area, along with the timing of storms.
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Severe storms are likely across central Indiana on Wednesday, April 13th. Here's my latest forecast including the timing of the storms and the threats you should look out for.
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We're heading into the heart of Spring and severe weather season. I'm taking a look back at the month of March, and what's ahead for the month of April.
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Wind advisory in place for much of the day, plus severe weather chances across the Midwest Wednesday evening. Here's my latest thinking on timing and the severe weather threats to expect.
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Severe weather season goes into full swing along the Gulf coast. For the second week in a row, the possibility of a severe weather outbreak is in play. Parts of southern Indiana could get in on some of the action as well. Here's my update.
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We're on break this week! Coming off of severe weather preparedness week, I thought it would be a good time to replay episode 14, which was about my storm chase trip in college, which was an energizing experience leading up to my career here at WISH-TV.
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The week of March 13-19 is severe weather preparedness week in Indiana. In this week's podcast, we're getting you ready for the severe weather season.
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A late season snow system will bring another round of snow accumulation and bitter cold temperatures starting Friday. Here's our latest update on what to expect.
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A late season winter system will bring another round of accumulating snow to parts of central Indiana, along with bitter cold temperatures for the weekend. Here's our latest update on what to expect.
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It's the month of March! In the weather world, March brings us the official start to meteorological Spring. We're taking a look back at what was an active and snowy month of February, and looking at what's ahead for the month of March in this weeks episode.
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Round number two of snow, sleet and freezing rain will moving in for Thursday afternoon and evening, and could make a mess of the evening commute. Here's our latest forecast update.
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We're tracking another winter system that will bring the threat for freezing rain, sleet and snow for most of the state this week. Here's the latest update on what to expect.
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Snow talk! Another round of winter weather moves in for Thursday of this week. Here's our latest update on what to expect with this next winter sysetm.
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We're tracking another potent storm system for Thursday. Heavy rain could lead to flooding, with some parts of the state potentially seeing several inches of snow. There's even a severe weather threat for parts of central Indiana.
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We're coming off the biggest snowfall of the season, and it was long overdue for many areas of Indiana. I'm taking a look back at how the forecast played out, and what made it such a difficult system to predict. Plus, it's early in the month, so we're looking ahead on what to expect for the month of February.
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Much of the state is now under a winter storm warning. I'm looking at the timing of rain changing to snow, and any changes we've made to the forecast as snow closes in to central Indiana.
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Our first significant snow of the season is taking aim on the state this week. Meteorologist Steven Diana joins me discuss snow, ice and impacts.
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Winter forecasting can be tough. It's not always about how much snow we could see, but sometimes it's about what type of precipitation we are going to get. So what causes snow, sleet and freezing rain. Here's all you need to know about winter weather precipitation types.
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We're back it! Quick look back on an interesting 2021 in central Indiana, and looking at some fascinating weather events that are notable during the month of January.
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December is typically the 2nd snowiest month of the year for Indianapolis, but to this point, we've only picked up a trace of snowfall for the month. So what does that mean for the rest of the winter as we head into the new year? I'm taking a look at some historical data for some hints in this weeks episode.
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This time of year seems to be when most are totally fine with seeing snow - right around the Christmas holiday, but white Christmas' are a little more rare than you would think across central Indiana. We dive into the stats for the holiday on this weeks episode.
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National Weather Service Indianapolis Senior Meteorologist Mike Ryan joins me for his winter weather forecast. We also spend some time talking about the historical severe weather outbreak that happened last week.
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As we move into the winter season, talk of snow usually ramps up, as do some unrealistic snowfall social media forecasts. Here's what you need to be aware of and why as we head into the snowy season.
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Welcome to the month of December. Ice storms, blizzards, and even tornadoes all have a history on the final month of the year. We're taking a look at what to expect for this month in this weeks episode.
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Last week we talked about the most recent November tornado outbreak. This week, Steven Diana breaks down one of the largest November tornado outbreaks across the country. This is the November 21-23 outbreak of 1992.
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It's the 8 year anniversary of one of the largest tornado outbreaks in Indiana. Steven Diana joins me talking about the significance of that day, and I share my memories of the worst disaster I've ever covered during my time in Peoria, Illinois.
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The second week of November is all about getting you prepared for winter weather.
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This month can provide a wide variety of weather, from sunshine, to severe weather outbreaks, to snow. Here's a look at what's ahead for the month of November.
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The national media loves to jump on weather buzz words like "polar vortex", "atmospheric river", and "bomb cyclone" What are these? Are they real? I take a look at the "buzz" behind the terms.
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As we approach the end of October, it's usually the time we start seeing frosty morning and our first round of freezing temperatures. How does frost form and when? Join me on this week's podcast all about frost.
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What makes all of the beautiful colors of the fall season? I talk about the science behind the changing colors of the fall foliage, plus when you can expect to see peak colors in your area.
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The month of October can produce 80° temperatures, to severe weather, to several inches of snow. It's a big month of change. Here's a preview of what to expect.
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A question that is often asked when I go and talk to elementary students is about seasons, and more specifically, if other planets have seasons like we do here on Earth. Not only do they, many planets also have some very unique weather patterns!
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I watched a TikTok video not long ago, that has since gone viral, that described what the percentages attached to rain chances means. It was completely wrong. When I went to the web to find the definition, there were many opinions on the meaning. It's called probability of precipitation, and it seems most people have no clue what it means. Let's discuss the definition, and why it's super confusing and not always useful in a television weather forecast.
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September is most certainly a transitional month, as we slowly start to make our way from summer heat to crisp autumn days. Here's what you can expect weather wise for the rest of the month.
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Ida made headlines as it made landfall as the 5th strongest hurricane to hit the U.S., but it created even bigger problems as a post-tropical system in the northeast. Let's take a look back at some of the record setting rainfall around the New York City area and the deadly flooding that Ida caused in this weeks episdoe.
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On the 16 year anniversary of one of the worst hurricane's in U.S. history, Ida made landfall as a move powerful storm than Katrina. Here's an update on what happened, and how New Orleans dealt with the storm.
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Hard to believe it's been 5 years since our last real tornado outbreak in our state. This one was unusual, because it was very much unexpected. Steven Diana joins Marcus to look back on how that day played out, and what it was like covering an all afternoon event.
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Is it too early to talk about Winter? Probably, but it's still fun to talk about what could be. The Farmer's Almanac has come out with their 2021-22 Winter forecast. We'll take a look plus look at some other early forecasts for the upcoming winter season.
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While I was watching the Olympics, I was surprised to see one of the sports reporters referring to the "web bulb" temperature during the women's marathon. While I thought it was pretty cool, I'm sure a lot of people were thinking, what the heck is wet bulb temperature. Today I break down what it means and why it can seem confusing.
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We're coming of a pretty soggy July, which ended with 2 tornadoes in central Indiana. So what's in store for the month of August? We're taking a look at what to expect in this weeks podcast.
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Over the last few weeks I've seen several viewer photos and videos of "cold air funnels", also known as landspouts. These can look like the start of a tornado, but they are not the same. In this weeks episode, I break the down the differences.
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My dream as a kid was to be a meteorologist on TV in Indianapolis. It was a long, and sometimes winding road to get here, but as I look back at my last 15 years of broadcasting, I wouldn't change a thing. Here's how I made it to my favorite TV station.
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My passion for meteorology has always been strong, but it took some very special people while I was attending Ball State University to set me on the right path. Today I talk about what really set fire to my love for meteorology.
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I wasn't always crazy about weather. In fact, I actually was terrified of storms when I was younger. In this weeks episode, I talk about my journey to becoming a meteorologist, and hopefully a few tips for some younger, aspiring broadcast meteorologists.
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We saw some pretty nasty storms moving through over the weekend of June19th and 20th. I take a look at what happened and some of the crazy storm reports (especially the hail!) that came in.
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June is one of the most active month's of the severe weather season. I'm looking back at some of the biggest severe weather days for the month in central Indiana, including the state's largest tornado outbreak.
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My co-morning weather anchor and good friend Stephanie Mead joins me this week to talk about her journey into the world of weather and what brought her to WISH-TV. Lots of fun and laughs with one of my favorite co-workers.
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It's been just over 10 years since one of the most deadly tornadoes in U.S. history struck the city of Joplin, MO. Meteorologist Steven Diana joins me to talk about that historic day and his trip through Joplin 8 years later.
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The weather can play a big role in "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing". I'm joined by Scott Sander, WISH-TV Daybreak anchor and one of the newest members of the Indy Car Radio Network team covering the Indianapolis 500 this Sunday to chat about weather events and the effects on those races.
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Senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service Indianapolis office Mike Ryan is our guest. He breaks down the new 30 year averages for central Indiana. Do we see more snow or rain? Is it warmer or colder?
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This week was the 25th anniversary of the movie "Twister", which is a cult hit among weather enthusiasts. It also helped sparked my interest in storm chasing, which I had the opportunity to do when I was at Ball State University. I look back at one of the most successful storm chases in the schools history.
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Active weather this week has already made for a busy start to the severe weather season. Plus we're talking the biggest tornado outbreaks in Indiana history.
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Marcus and Steven discuss the historic April 25-28 super tornado outbreak - a rare event that impacted much of the southeastern United States, and one of the most deadly outbreaks in our Nation's history.
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Storm Track 8 meteorologist Marcus Bailey talks about the historical aspects of our late season snow and cold, plus talks about a chance to see a meteor shower this week in his latest episode.
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I talk with Storm Track 8 meteorologist Tara Hastings about her journey into meteorology, and some of the crazy weather that she's covered over the course of her career.
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The first high risk severe weather day was on St. Patrick's Day. Meteorologist Steven Diana joins Marcus to talk about how the day unfolded, and the potential for more severe weather to come.
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It's been a year since a tornado ripped through the heart of Nashville. I visit with meteorologist Cody Murphy with WSMV about that day, plus some other significant severe weather events he has covered over his career.
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In August of 2020, a devastating derecho ripped across the Midwest, causing millions of dollars in damage and leaving thousands without power for weeks. Just past the 6 month anniversary, I spent time with Westfield High School and Ball State University graduate meteorologist Kalie Pluchel with KCRG in Cedar Rapids, IA about that day.
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It's been 43 years since the benchmark snow storm of a generation took aim on Indiana. We're looking back at some interesting stats, as well as some good stories, including with former WISH-TV weatherman Stan Wood.
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This weeks interview is for the winter weather lover! Mike Ryan is a senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Indianapolis. Mike has been providing winter weather forecasts for nearly 20 years for the Ohio Valley, and he does a great job of breaking down the forecast to easily understand what we could experience this upcoming season.
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This week's interview is with Jason Mauck, owner of Mauck Family Farms and the CEO of Constant Canopy. Based in Delaware county, Jason is a weather nut, and talks to me about how the weather plays a role with the agricultural community. Jason is also on the forefront of some pretty innovative things when it comes to getting food on your table, as well as looking ahead to the future of farming.
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This week, I'm joined with my colleague and friend Ashley Brown. Ashley talks about her journey to the top weather spot at WISH-TV, her love for weather, and some fun stories of weather events she has experienced over the years.
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We finally got some much-needed rain here in central Indiana, and the faucet isn't shut off just yet. Plus, the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season just won't let up. More weather headlines, plus a preview of some upcoming guests as we jump start our new weather podcast!
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Marcus covers all things weather with “Weather Weekly”. From looking back on historical weather events to looking ahead and planning and being prepared. Marcus talks to weather experts across the country and shares some fun facts on weather too!
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