Podcast
The Partly Cloudy Podcast
Hosted by WJBF Productions · EN
Hang out with your favorite Augusta area meteorologists, Avery Gray and Miller Hyatt, as they take you through local weather trends.
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The Partly Cloudy Podcast | Discussing Tropical Storm Debby on the Two-Year Anniversary
1w ago00:28:56Tap to summarizeIn this week's episode of the Partly Cloudy Podcast, Chief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci joins Avery to discuss the two-year anniversary of two separate events- her role as Chief and the impacts Tropical Storm Debby had here in the CSRA during her first few weeks into her role.
Transcribe →Partly Cloud Podcast | Canadian Wildfires and the Impacts Felt Across the U.S.
3w ago00:28:14Tap to summarizeOn this FIRE episode, Meteorologists Avery Gray and Miller Hyatt discuss the impacts of the Canadian Wildfires and do a deep dive on the science behind them. Plus, more fire phenomena you ought to know like zombie fires, pyrocumulus clouds, and firenadoes!
Transcribe →Partly Cloud Podcast | Historic June Tropical Cyclones
Jun 2200:28:31Tap to summarizeMeteorologists Miller Hyatt and Avery Gray take a look back in time at the most historic tropical cyclones during the month of June and their impacts. In this episode, they also discuss June formation zones and recent June landfalls.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Jenna's Caribbean Vacation Sparks Convo About Hurricane Irma & Maria
May 2600:29:41Tap to summarizeChief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci visited the Caribbean islands of Saint Croix, Sint Maarten, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas earlier this month. Based on what she saw, you would never know that some of these places were devastated by category 5 hurricanes Irma and Maria back in 2017. Despite the beauty, the recovery is still ongoing, and the residents still vividly remember what they endured. Jenna shares photos from her vacation, followed by photos of the damage nearly 10 years ago. Jenna and Avery also show the track and radar imagery of the hurricanes and tell stories from where they personally were back during that memorable season.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Recapping Mother's Day Climate History
May 1500:28:31Tap to summarizeMeteorologists Miller Hyatt and Avery Gray recap Mother's Day Climate History. They also showcase a video of a Dust Devil in Lincolnton, GA. while explaining their rare formation. Plus discuss important information for this year's Hurricane season... which is right around the corner!
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Tornado Outbreak
Apr 300:28:02Tap to summarizeComing up on a 6-Year Anniversary, Chief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci joins Meteorologist Avery Gray to discuss the morning of April 13th, 2020, as tornados ripped through the CSRA.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Flooding Safety
Mar 2700:28:00Tap to summarizeMeteorologists Miller Hyatt and Avery Gray finish their series on severe weather preparedness on flooding. In this episode of the Partly Cloudy Podcast, they discuss historic flooding events across the two state and recollect on some personal experiences.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Severe Weather in the CSRA
Mar 2000:32:09Tap to summarizeTaking a break from severe weather preparedness, to discuss the severe weather events that have occurred over the past week. Meteorologists Avery Gray and Miller Hyatt break down the setup, and which severe weather types were seen.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Lightning Safety
Mar 1300:30:55Tap to summarizeMeteorologists Avery Gray and Miller Hyatt continue their series focused on severe weather preparation and today discuss the importance of lightning safety. They also recall previous lightning events over the past 5 years near the viewing area.
Transcribe →Partly Cloudy Podcast | Hail Safety
Mar 600:28:15Tap to summarizeMeteorologists Avery Gray and Miller Hyatt are continuing their series on severe weather preparedness this week discussing the importance of hail safety. They take explain the hail formation process while also dissecting storms in the CSRA that have produced significant hail over the years.
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