
The NAO, PNA, MJO, etc. You've probably heard of these buzzwords thrown around on social media, and especially if you're someone who follows the weather closely. These are what we refer to as "teleconnections" and they...


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Welcome to The Weather Lounge: A podcast by WeatherWorks. Join our meteorologists every month as as we unravel the mysteries of the atmosphere, bringing you fun and thought provoking stories of how it shapes our very lives, sometimes in ways you’ve never imagined! We’ll also have great guests on to engage with us, so sit back, relax, and come join us in the Lounge!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to The Weather Lounge: A podcast by WeatherWorks. Join our meteorologists every month as as we unravel the mysteries of the atmosphere, bringing you fun and thought provoking stories of how it shapes our very lives, sometimes in ways you’ve never imagined!
Recent episodes include "From the Archives - Teleconnections: An Alphabet Soup" (28 October 2026, 49 minutes), "The Weather Behind Fall Foliage w/ The Foliage Report" (16 September 2026, 47 minutes), and "Wrapping Up Summer Into Labor Day" (3 September 2026, 33 minutes).
The Weather Lounge publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 128 episodes.
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The Weather Lounge is a science podcast with 128 episodes published.
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The NAO, PNA, MJO, etc. You've probably heard of these buzzwords thrown around on social media, and especially if you're someone who follows the weather closely. These are what we refer to as "teleconnections" and they...

Did you know that the green color you see on trees is not the actual natural color? And what makes fall foliage truly pop? Kyle Cotner from The Foliage Report joins us in the lounge again to answer these questions and...

Episode #127
The unofficial end to summer is upon us this weekend, and what a summer it has been. Lots of heat, humidity, and several instances of severe and flooding events. But what does the holiday weekend look like? We break it...

Episode #125
The World Cup is here across North America, it's finally getting hotter out, and a Super El Nino is possibly on the way...should we be worried about extreme weather over the next few months? WeatherWorks Long Range...

Episode #124
We hear El Nino is coming, and it could even be a SUPER Nino. But what does that mean? AEM's Atlantic Tropical Outlook was released recently, and we take a bit of a dive into what the forecast is calling for and what...

Episode #123
We're back from a brief hiatus and after a pretty hectic winter season for the Midwest and Northeast US. Even parts of the south got in on some winter "fun" this year. Jen, Brad and Mike are in the lounge this week to...

Episode #122
We're nearing the mid-point of winter here in the US, and it's been the active start with many snow events across the country, including the Midwest and Northeast. But with snowstorms, comes the thing us meteorologists...

Episode #120
Winter’s fast approaching, and the buzzwords are back : Bomb Cyclones, Atmospheric Rivers, and yes, the #PolarVortex. Add in talk of Stratospheric Warming Events now? It' no wonder everyone’s always asking about the...

Episode #121
PNA, NAO, QBO, ENSO: The Alphabet soup of what long range meteorologists refer to as "teleconnections". But how do they affect winter seasons, specifically the upcoming one for the Northeast and Midwest US? We have all...

Episode #119
If you love weather and history, then you're going to love this episode. Penn State Meteorology Professor Dr. Jon Nese and Gettysburg Battlefield Guide Jeff Harding, are authors of a brand new book: "The Weather Gods...

Episode #118
Hurricane Season has been relatively quiet from not just the number of storms, but also impacts to the United States. As we head into October, will that change, or will we continue to see weak systems and "fish" storms...

Brace yourselves...Leaf Peepers are coming. We're weeks away from the first day of Fall, and the leaves are already starting to show some signs of change across the northern parts of the US. Back again in the Lounge is...

Episode #116
Weather Observations go back hundreds of years. so it's no surprise they continue to be value sources of info for forecasters. On today's episode, we speak with Noah Newman from CoCoRaHS: a collaborative community of...

Episode #115
Summer is in full force, with heat waves, storms, and even some early tropical development. What will we be looking out for across the Northeastern US through week's end, and how is the 4th of July Holiday weekend...

Episode #114
The 2025 Hurricane Season is well underway, and despite things remaining quiet across the Atlantic, we're expecting things to ramp up heading deeper into the summer. But will it be as memorable and active as last year...

Episode #113
Spring has been a roller-coaster of weather, from cold and some snow in early April to summer like heat and severe storms. And will it continue to be rainy for the holiday weekend? We talk all about it on an all new...

Episode #112
Ah yes, April 1st. A day to play pranks on your friends. But does Mother Nature fool around? While we want to think so, many real weather events occurred on this day that were in fact, very real! We talk about the most...

Episode #111
March is right around the corner, so that means winter is almost over right?! Well, we break down what's coming up next, as well as recap how winter has panned out over the past few months in an all new episode. Thanks...

Episode #110
"Why can it rain below 32 degrees?" "Are Snowflakes all alike?" "What in the world is brine?" We answer these and more of your winter weather questions on an all new episode of The Weather Lounge. Thanks for listening...

Episode #109
We had our Winter Outlook talk back in November, but as the weather isn't a closed and finite system, things can change. And we're definitely seeing some signs of more cold and even potentially more snowy systems on the...
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