Weekly Weather Brief

Emily and Kerrin
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Two broadcast meteorologists who can't stop talking about the weather invite you to join their end-of-week conversation. In 10 minutes or less, Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin break down the week's most notable weather events and trending forecast topics – from hurricanes and snowstorms to the weather phenomena everyone's discussing. Whether they're dissecting a major storm system or explaining why that viral weather video caught fire online, these meteorologists bring their expertise and easy chemistry to deliver the week's weather highlights in a digestible, entertaining format. New episodes drop weekly, sometimes with a glass of wine in hand. Get your Weekly Weather Brief and stay in the know without the time commitment.

Episodes

  1. 2D AGO

    Avalanches, Wildfires & the EPA Shake-up

    This week on Weekly Weather Brief, Meteorologists Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin tackle a packed lineup of headlines that connect what’s happening in Washington to what’s unfolding in the sky. Former NOAA Deputy Administrator Monica Medina joins They break down the EPA’s move to repeal the endangerment finding on greenhouse gases and what that could mean for air quality, public health, and future climate policy. Special guest - former NOAA Deputy Administrator Monica Medina joins the conversation to explain why this decision matters, what changes could happen in the near term, and how environmental regulations shape the air we breathe every day. Then it’s back to this week's headlines: from fast-moving wildfires in Oklahoma fueled by dry, windy conditions to dangerous dust storms and multi-car pileups across the Plains. Out West, heavy snowfall near Lake Tahoe is increasing avalanche danger, highlighting how snowpack, wind, and rapid loading can quickly turn picturesque mountains hazardous. In just 10 minutes, Emily and Kerrin connect the dots between policy, climate science, and real-world weather impacts, delivering the context you need to understand how environmental decisions and extreme weather events intersect! Links: https://www.epa.gov/regulations-emissions-vehicles-and-engines/final-rule-rescission-greenhouse-gas-endangerment https://apnews.com/article/california-avalanche-backcountry-skiers-rescue-missing-f7b4a89c38af634e39a152a874db17f0 https://avalanche.org/https://app.watchduty.org/i/80888

    10 min

  2. FEB 13

    Snow Droughts, Satellite Views & Flirty Forecasters

    Cheers to a week! 🎉 In this episode of Weekly Weather Brief, meteorologists Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science and highlight why representation in meteorology and environmental science matters. They dig into the ongoing snow drought in the Western US and take a look at satellite image that had the weather community buzzing this week. And with Valentine’s Day in the forecast, they close with some delightfully nerdy weather pickup lines. It’s just the right mix of science and fun to wrap up your week. 🌦️ Links: Anthony Yanez Blog: https://www.click2houston.com/weather/2026/02/10/on-thin-ice-the-winter-olympics-in-a-warming-world/ Lake Erie Ice Crack: https://satlib.cira.colostate.edu/weather_media/massive-crack-in-ice-forms-on-lake-erie/

    10 min

  3. FEB 6

    Polar Vortex & Frozen Iguanas

    Did winter really listen to a groundhog this year? ❄️ In this episode of Weekly Weather Brief, meteorologists Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin unpack the blast of cold air making headlines- yes, including the infamous frozen iguanas of Florida. They break down what the polar vortex actually is, why these extreme cold snaps keep popping up in the conversation, and how climate change fits into the bigger weather picture. From viral winter myths to legit science, Emily and Kerrin keep it fast, fun, and informative! Plus, a quick look ahead at what’s next on the weather map and what events are on their radar. Cold takes, warm vibes, and all the highlights in just 10 minutes!

    11 min

  4. JAN 30

    Highlights from Inside AMS 2026!

    This week on Weekly Weather Brief, meteorologists Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin are on location at the American Meteorological Society annual meeting in Houston, where thousands of scientists gather every January to talk about the future of weather and climate science. Emily and Kerrin share what they are hearing on the ground, from how artificial intelligence is reshaping meteorology to why clear and trusted weather communication matters more than ever. They also dig into the growing impact of misinformation and the real world consequences when forecasts and alerts do not reach people effectively. The conversation includes lessons from recent Texas flooding, highlighting the need for stronger alert systems and better ways to connect with audiences. Weekly Weather Brief delivers smart, approachable conversations about weather and science, straight from the people doing the work!

    10 min

  5. JAN 23

    Crippling Winter Storm & Exploding Trees

    The Weekly Weather Brief podcast kicks off with meteorologists Kerrin Jeromin and Emily Gracey discussing the impact of a major winter storm and the mental load it brings. They emphasize the importance of local weather information and the need to focus on impacts rather than just numbers. The conversation also touches on the stress of missing events due to weather, the significance of the first sunrise in the Arctic after months of darkness, and the launch of the podcast.

    12 min
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Two broadcast meteorologists who can't stop talking about the weather invite you to join their end-of-week conversation. In 10 minutes or less, Emily Gracey and Kerrin Jeromin break down the week's most notable weather events and trending forecast topics – from hurricanes and snowstorms to the weather phenomena everyone's discussing. Whether they're dissecting a major storm system or explaining why that viral weather video caught fire online, these meteorologists bring their expertise and easy chemistry to deliver the week's weather highlights in a digestible, entertaining format. New episodes drop weekly, sometimes with a glass of wine in hand. Get your Weekly Weather Brief and stay in the know without the time commitment.

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  • Creator
    Emily and Kerrin
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Emily and Kerrin
  • Show Website
    Weekly Weather Brief