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The Storm Front Freaks are a team of Meteorologists and Storm Trackers. Listen to “the most entertaining weather podcast” with exciting guests from the severe storms community.
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016
1hr 4 min
In This Episode
- Guests: Ryan Davidson-Social Meteorologist/Weather Producer, Weather Underground show on The Weather Channel
- Lightning Round: These are a few of my favorite things
- Storm School with Brady teaches about tornadoes
- The team discusses Over Editing Weather Photos
- Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples
- WxResources: New segment highlighting weather resources for our listeners
Our Guest
Ryan Davidson has been with The Weather Channel for almost 3 years and started with the Weather Underground show when it began in July 2015 as the Social Meteorologist and Weather Producer integrating social media and meteorology into meteorological graphics creation and distribution.
Website: https://www.wunderground.com/wutv/
Twitter: @RyanDavidsonWX
Facebook: MeteorologistRyanDavidson
Social Media Forecasting Post
Think Before You ReTweet: How to Spot a Fake Storm Photo by Rebecca Greenfield
Nimbus4 Giveaway
This is your last chance to win a Nimbus4 storm detection device valued at $800. Visit the StormFrontFreaks website for details on how to enter the contest!!
Weather Fools Links
WxResources Links
Brady: SPC Mesoscale Analysis Pages
We may read it on our next episode!
Credits
Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta
Jul 5, 2016
Jul 5, 2016
1hr 30 min
In This Episode
- Guests: Ian Enterline, Firefighter and SKYWARN Area Manager in Richmond, VA and Todd Krause, Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NWS-Twin Cities.
- Lightning Round: Match Game Style!
- Storm School with Brady teaches about lightning
- The team discusses Severe Weather Warning of the Public
- Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples
- Weather Resources: New segment highlighting weather resources for our listeners
Our Guests
Ian Enterline is a 12 year Professional Firefighter and Acting Officer in the Richmond, VA metro area and is also the Area Manager for the metro SKYWARN radio storm spotter network.
NWS Wakefield, VA SKYWARN
Twitter @rvastormchase
Todd Krause is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at NWS-Twin Cities, MN and is also responsible for SKYWARN spotter training.
Warning Discussion Link
The Weather Social: Where do you get your warning? By Mike Johnson
Sponsor
Nimbus4 Severe Weather Detection Device - visit www.stormfrontfreaks.com or our Facebook page www.facebook.com/stormfrontfreaks for details on how to win a Nimbus4 device valued at over $800.
Weather Fools Links
Weather Resources Links
Brady: Weatherbell radar and maps
We may read it on our next episode!
Credits:
Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta
Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016
1hr 6 min
A Special Presentation of Storm Front Freaks Podcast
Weather Podcasting: A Conversation With The Weather Junkies
Marc and Phil Johnson, Storm Front Freaks Podcast
Dakota Smith and Tyler Jankowski, The Weather Junkies
www.facebook.com/weatherjunkies
Twitter: @thewxjunkies
Find The Weather Junkies on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, YouTube
For more information about the NIMBUS4 Severe Weather Detector visit www.nimbus4.com
For the most up-to-date information on how to qualify for our August 11, 2016 drawing for a NIMBUS4 device, visit www.StormFrontFreaks.com or listen to our most recent regular episode for details.
Opening/Closing Music: Andrew Slotta
Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016
1hr 10 min
In This Episode
- Guests: Dina Knightly, Weather Producer for The Lift (Mobile Programming for The Weather Channel App), and Paxton Calvanese, Developer of the wx24 Pilot Aviation Weather App for iOS
- Lightning (“Lightening”) Round: Competition with “Light” Questions
- Storm School with Brady teaches hail formation
- The team discusses Forecasting on Social Media
- Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples
- Media Outbreaks: We share our favorite photos, video or people
Our Guests
Dina Knightly has been a meteorologist for over 15 years both at WSI and The Weather Channel. She has also been a trainer, a met ops specialist and weather producer on "Wake Up With Al", "Weather Center Live", Weekend Recharge", "Weekend View" and an expert weather producer for all shows including, "AMHQ".
Paxton Calvanese is a private pilot, photographer and developer with a degree in Architecture. He created the wx24 Pilot Aviation Weather App to help take weather text data and convert it to a more visual and easier to read format.
Social Media Forecasting Post
Sponsor
- Nimbus4 Severe Weather Detection Device - visit www.stormfrontfreaks.com or our Facebook page www.facebook.com/stormfrontfreaks for details on how to win a Nimbus4 device valued at over $800.
Weather Fools Links
Media Outbreaks Picks
We may read it on our next episode!
Credits
Opening Music: Andrew Slotta
Closing Music: Brady Harris
Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016
1hr 21 min
In This Episode...
- Paxton and Quincy recall their 5/22-5/26 tornado chases
- Guest: Clayton Stiver, NBC 29 Meteorologist and Chief Technology Officer in Charlottesville, VA.
- Lightning Round: One or The Other
- Storm School with Brady teaches different storms
- The team discusses Media Hype of Weather Events
- Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples
- Media Outbreaks: We share our favorite photos, video or people
- Listener questions and comments
Our Guest...
Clayton Stiver rejoined NBC29 in April 2015 as the Thursday/Friday and Weekend Meteorologist after working as Chief Meteorologist for a startup station, NH1 News Network, in Concord, NH. While at NH1 Clayton had the honor of building a weather department from the ground up during the historic 2014/2015 New England winter of record cold and snow.
Clayton's Website: http://claytonstiver.weebly.com
Media Hype of Weather Events Article:
Nimbus4 Website - Listen to the podcast to find out how to enter the drawing to win a Nimbus!!
Weather Fools Links
Media Outbreaks Picks
Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com
We may read it on our next episode!
Credits
Opening/Closing music by Andrew Slotta
May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016
1hr 6 min
In This Episode...
- Introduce the mission of the program and the diversity of the team
- Guest: Edward Shaver-Chief Technology Officer, Entropy Technology Design and the NIMBUS Severe Weather Detector
- Lightning Round: Celebrating 20 years with trivia from the movie Twister
- Storm School with Brady teaches storm ingredients
- The team discusses storm chaser congestion and how to fix it
- Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples
- Media Outbreaks: We share our favorite photos, video or people
Our Guest...
Physicist Edward F. Shaver is the Chief Technology Officer of Entropy. Prior to joining Entropy, Mr. Shaver led development and production for the ThunderBolt and SkyScan products. The SkyScan product, introduced in 1995, pioneered the industry as the first commercially viable hand-held lightning detector. The ThunderBolt product, introduce in 2003, was the first hand-held product capable of tracking the motion of full thunderstorms, introducing the ability to offer Estimated Time of Arrival for storm activity at a particular location. In 2012, Mr. Shaver developed the StormVector Area Warning System, which used wireless communication to build auto-meshing networked storm warning alert beacons of unlimited size. This allowed for the implementation of the ThunderBolt storm warning in large industrial facilities, college campuses, and even areas the size of small cities. Mr. Shaver was also part of the development and manufacturing design team for the P5 Personal Lightning Detector for Sky Scan Technologies.
Nimbus Website: www.nimbus4.com
Storm Chaser Congestion Discussion Articles:
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Weather Fools Picks
Media Outbreaks Picks
Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com
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