Everything Under the Sun AccuWeather

Have you wondered what it takes to become a meteorologist? Well, in this week's episode of "Everything Under the Sun" Dean DeVore gets the answers from AccuWeather's Director, Forecast Operations and Meteorologist, Dan DePodwin and Meteorologist, Nicole LoBiondo. Find out what courses and subjects need to be studied, and hear from a student currently studying meteorology.
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This week, we're joined by New York City's 1010 WINS Radio Legend John Montone with a look back on the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks in NYC.
Then, we break down the 2021 Fall Forecast with Senior Meteorologist and Long-Range expert Paul Pastelok. Paul chats with host Dean DeVore to see what fall 2021 holds for both the East and West coasts, plus a small preview of the upcoming winter.
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This week Dean DeVore welcomes Dan DePodwin, Director, Forecast Operations to breakdown Ida's impact on the Gulf Coast, the widespread flooding in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic this week, including the most significant flash-flooding in NYC history.
Then meteorologists Danielle Knittle and Dave Dombek join Dean to answer your weather questions that we received from social media. You can tweet your weather questions to @accuweather on Twitter!
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More people started driving much less frequently during the pandemic, opting to stay home instead, a new AAA study reveals. Even though many more people were staying home all day, there was an increase in traffic crash fatalities in 2020. This week Dean DeVore welcomes Andrew Gross, Public Relations Manager/Spokesperson at AAA to discuss this study and more, including the latest information on rising gas prices.
Then our friend, Dr. Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society joins Dean from England to give us an update on the 2021 'Weather Photographer of the Year' contest. The public vote is now open, view the entries for Photographer of the Year and vote for your favorite - http://www.photocrowd.com/wpotyvote
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In the last six years, blackouts due to extreme weather more than doubled, according to a new study -- and the number of blackouts in places this summer like the Pacific Northwest and the city of Detroit serve as a prime example. This week on 'Everything Under the Sun', Dean DeVore chats with a range of experts to discuss this recent study and asks how we can best prepare for these types of events in the future?
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This week on "Everything Under the Sun'" Host, Dean DeVore chats with Penn State's Assistant Athletic Trainer, Michael Gay about the impact weather has on student athletes, dehydration warning signs coaches and parents should be on the lookout for during practice. Plus tips on the best way to prepare for training camps and tryouts this summer.Then Dean welcomes James Ivey, Environmental Science and Policy Professor at the University of South Florida to discuss Red Tide. What is it? How harmful is it to humans? And what impact do tropical storms and hurricanes have on it?Plus, AccuWeather Hurricane Expert, Dan Kottlowski joins the podcast with an update on Hurricane Season.It's all this week on 'Everything Under the Sun'!Download the new AccuWeather app today, available now in the App Store on iOS and in the Google Play Store - https://accuweather.onelink.me/dZpv/49183895
Red Tide information links:The Florida Red Tide Report provides up to date information on where the highest concentrations are.USF’s Ocean Circulation Group provides ocean circulation models that predict the movement of red tides.MOTE Marine Laboratory provides updates on current conditions of West Florida Shelf beaches including respiratory conditions due to red tide.MOTE is the home of the Red Tide Institute for the state of Florida and they have a lot of information on red tides and other harmful algal blooms.
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