Dakota with Okay Let’s Science is back with a look at the newest GOES satellite in orbit!
Category: Education
VIDEO: Reexamining and explaining the Thomas Fire in California
Dakota, from Okay Let’s Science!, is back with a look at the Thomas Fire in California. The most destructive fire in that states history.
VIDEO: Top Weather Events of 2017
After a few shots of cold air with plenty of snow for most of the United States to start 2018, it looks like this this year is – already! – trying to keep pace with…
VIDEO: Okay Let’s Science!
I have a chance to meet Dakota at the 2018 American Meteorological Society Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. Great guy! Super passionate about weather education. Totally awesome. He started a really cool channel on Youtube…
Will it snow? A brief look at the steps to get it
With a chance for a some sort of snowfall in the forecast, here is a helpful guide to see if you have a chance to see snow…
Instantly freeze water to make stalagmites
Last night at 10p on the news I showed a video that was sent to me by Allison Mckenzie. It showed her sink pouring out liquid water that would freeze instantly on contact with the…
Freezing weather won’t kill all mosquitos
For most of my life, I’ve heard that a good cold snap with overnight lows in the 20s will kill a lot of the insects – particularly mosquitos – making for a more pleasant spring…
Despite cold plunging into US, rest of world still quite warm
Despite the incoming slug of cold air from the Arctic, this year has been hot. This is the third-warmest year to date. The globally-averaged temperature over land and ocean surfaces for this last November tied with…
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Wx Tips: Preparing for cold, winterizing your life
The latest model data continues to support the chance for some very cold air across most of the country as we get into 2018. Here is the latest from the GFS computer weather model: Since…
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WX Info: Why is it cooler on clear nights with no wind?
For nearly every spot on the Earth, the cloud cover and the wind dictate the temperature. A lot. 24 hours per day. Seven days per week. Every day of the year – all 365! Yeah,…
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