Jul 14, 2026 · 27 min · 7 segments
In this week's episode: normal temperatures, dew point, summer hail, and areal floods. Submit your Weathered Questions to weatheredquestions@gmail.com for Jan & Kaj to answer!
Well, as always, we invite you to ask your weathered questions, or maybe not so weathered.
Um, hey, type it in Wingdings and we'll figure out how to decipher it or something if you really want to.
He says that, uh, "Hey, I enjoy listening to your radio broadcasts," um, which by the way, if you didn't know, we, uh, we are on the radio in Eastern Iowa as well as finding us on your favorite podcast platform.
But, uh, JG asks, "How is the normal high and low temperatures for a divin- given date calculated? I know that 30 years of data is used, currently '91 to 2020, and that normal high and low temperatures are not derived simply from calculating a, uh, arithmetic, arithmetic, arithmetic-ic [laughs]..."
Well, as always, we invite you to ask your weathered questions, or maybe not so weathered.
Um, hey, type it in Wingdings and we'll figure out how to decipher it or something if you really want to.
He says that, uh, "Hey, I enjoy listening to your radio broadcasts," um, which by the way, if you didn't know, we, uh, we are on the radio in Eastern Iowa as well as finding us on your favorite podcast platform.
But, uh, JG asks, "How is the normal high and low temperatures for a divin- given date calculated? I know that 30 years of data is used, currently '91 to 2020, and that normal high and low temperatures are not derived simply from calculating a, uh, arithmetic, arithmetic, arithmetic-ic [laughs]..."
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