Smoky Skies, Texas Flooding, and the Clock Change Debate

Welcome, welcome to Weekly Weather Brief.

Adding a lot of W's there.

I'm meteorologist Emily Gracie, alongside my

fellow meteorologist.

Hey there, everyone.

I'm meteorologist Karen Jerriman.

Thanks for joining us for another week.

And hey, big thanks to Jen Carfagno for jumping in last week while I took a little time off.

I really appreciate it, Jen.

You did great.

Yeah, much deserved.

She did great.

We'll definitely have her back.

It was a lot of fun.

It's fun also to bring in guests when we take time off, which I have a lot of time off coming up.

And so you're going to have some guests in which is going to be fun.

Yes, yes.

Little teaser there.

Yeah, together.

I love talking to you always.

This is like the highlight of my week, Emily.

First choice.

Yes.

For our listeners out there, if you're new to Weekly Weather Brief, we're just recapping things that caught our attention.

We're two former broadcast meteorologists.

So we used to work full time in the weather and forecasting industry.

We still love it, but we don't work in it full time.

So we just kind of see what caught our attention.

And we're giving you basically like your water cooler talk on Fridays for you to catch up and talk about what's happening in the weather for when you go chat with people out in the world.

So That's what we're here for.

It's certainly not all encompassing, but boy, are we having fun with it.

So thanks for joining us for another week.

On that note, there's a lot happening this week weather-wise.