May 5, 2026 · 27 min · 12 segments
In this week's episode: predicting the weather based on clouds, meteorology tools, different rain types, why some storms produce hail while others produce wind and tornadoes, layered hail. Submit…
May 5, 2026 · 27 min · 12 segments
In this week's episode: predicting the weather based on clouds, meteorology tools, different rain types, why some storms produce hail while others produce wind and tornadoes, layered hail. Submit…
The cloud of the day continues to be more and more of a challenge, Jan, because we're running out of clouds.
So the general question here is clouds: can you look at them and know what the weather will be? Your thoughts.
Um, now I cannot look out my window right now and tell you what it's gonna be like next Saturday.
But, um, I can't forecast several days in advance, right? I can do a couple hours, maybe, you know, up to a, a day depending on, on what kind of thing we're looking at here.
The cloud of the day continues to be more and more of a challenge, Jan, because we're running out of clouds.
So the general question here is clouds: can you look at them and know what the weather will be? Your thoughts.
Um, now I cannot look out my window right now and tell you what it's gonna be like next Saturday.
But, um, I can't forecast several days in advance, right? I can do a couple hours, maybe, you know, up to a, a day depending on, on what kind of thing we're looking at here.
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