Weatherz School

Steam rising from powerplants, making ice crystals in the clouds, and sending snow downwind

Weatherz School: Anthropogenic snow

Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz pulls back the curtain on broadcast meteorology for a look at how it's all done from forecasting to delivering the forecast on the green screen.

Weatherz School: Behind the scenes of broadcast meteorology

Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz explains why AM radio waves can sometimes travel thousands of miles further at night than during the day

Weatherz School: The skip & AM radio

Explanation of the process referred to as overrunning

Weatherz School: Surface fronts

Sundogs, a halo, and a sun pillar from Linda Klawitter Clark in Superior

Weatherz School: Sundogs, halos and pillars

Chinook winds explained

Weatherz School: Chinook winds

Weatherz School: Wind chill explained

Weatherz School: Bombogenesis revisited

Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz explains the polar vortex

Weatherz School: Polar vortex

Gravity wave clouds over Lake Superior

Weatherz School: Gravity waves

Weatherz School: Snowflakes & snow ratios

Weatherz School: Causes of fog

Weatherz School: Precipitation types

Weatherz School: What is ‘bombogenesis?’

a shovel handle being held by a gloved hand and a mitten

Weatherz School: Gloves vs mittens

Fall colors captured by Brandon Weatherz at Enger Park

Weatherz School: Why leaves change color

Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz breaks down the science behind hurricane formation

Weatherz School: Hurricanes

Weatherz School: Frost formation

Meteorologist Brandon Weatherz explains when and why the seasons begin and end

Weatherz School: The seasons

Homemade thermometer

Weatherz School: DIY thermometer

Weatherz School: DIY rain gauge

How Auroras form

Weatherz School: Northern lights

Weatherz School: Urban heat island effect

Weatherz School: Dust devils and whirlwinds