Weather Wise

Weather Wise E23 introduces WMDT Storm Team meteorologist Drew Wolf and traces his path from watching The Weather Channel as a child to joining the Delmarva team.

This episode recaps March weather patterns, highlighting significant temperature fluctuations and an upcoming severe weather chance for April.

Meteorologists analyze the final snowfall totals and impacts of a historic blizzard that affected the Delmarva region and beyond.

Meteorologists discuss the end of an Arctic cold spell and a significant warm-up in temperatures.

Meteorologists discuss the upcoming snowstorm, the reliability of weather models, and the problem of social media misinformation.

Meteorologists discuss a recent rain event, its benefits, and a temperature gradient across the region.

Meteorologists discuss a recent Arctic cold front, wind advisories, and the upcoming cold pattern.

Meteorologists discuss active tropical storms, hurricane Jerry, and a developing coastal low that may signal an active fall season.

This episode discusses a recent coastal storm that brought unexpected rain and wind to the region, explaining its non-tropical nature and its impact on drought conditions, while also previewing fall foliage.

Meteorologists discuss the record-breaking cool and dry August following the most humid July on record in Salisbury.

Meteorologists discuss Hurricane Erin's impact on Delmarva, focusing on wind gusts, coastal flooding, and storm surge.

Meteorologists discuss the recent cool, rainy weather and predict a shift to hot, humid summer conditions.

Meteorologists discuss the unseasonably cool end to May and drought conditions in the mid-Atlantic region.

Meteorologists discuss Memorial Day weekend weather, including temperatures, sea breezes, and water conditions at the beach.

Meteorologists discuss recent warm weather, a vacation to the Bahamas, and local weather patterns.

Moderate rain, cool temperatures, and low evaporation create the “sweet spot” for replenishing soil and groundwater.

New Orleans, Louisiana, received snow while the Arctic storm track shifted unusually far south.