Head in the Clouds

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Exploring weather and why, hosted by Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke. A man who knows behind every cloud is another cloud.

Head in the Clouds examines weather phenomenons and breaks them down by inviting scientists and others in the weather community to explain different weather topics.

Head in the Clouds: Spring flooding risk continues to increase

Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains what factors are leading to an increased risk of flooding for the upcoming spring.

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Head in the Clouds: Severe Weather Preparedness

Head in the Clouds: Becoming a Meteorologist

2018-2019: The Winter That Never Ended

Head in the Clouds: "Tornado Alley" is on the move

Head in the Clouds: Life of a Storm Chaser

WQAD News 8 Storm Chasers Cory Marshall and Ethan Schisler talk about what it's like to be a storm chaser.

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Head in the Clouds: Meet WQADs

Head in the Clouds: Climate Change, The problem with "Alert Days", and Communicating Weather Impacts

Senior Meteorologist Eric Sorensen joins me this week to talk about his experience at the National Weather Association Conference held in Huntsville, AL.

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Flood Watch 2020: What to Expect

On this episode James and Andrew sit down with Jessica Brooks, a Hydrologist at the National Weather Service to talk about spring flooding potential.

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Flood Watch 2021: What to expect as the spring melt begins

We chat with Hydrologist Jessica Brooks from the National Weather Service in the Quad Cities regarding the river flood potential in the coming months.

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