Weather After Dark | Episode 1
Geek out on everything you need to know about this year's total solar eclipse, what makes it so unique, and what to expect during the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
In the premiere episode of Weather After Dark, Emmy Award-winning meteorologist Jennifer Watson sits down with Harvard graduate, meteorologist, adventurer, and science communicator Matthew Cappucci for an engaging conversation about some of the biggest weather stories of the year.
Together, they dive into:
🌒 Everything you need to know about this year's total solar eclipse and why it will be a must-see event.
🌀 What to expect during the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and the biggest threats forecasters are watching.
🌪️ Tornado trends, storm chasing, and the latest advances in severe weather forecasting.
🌍 Matthew's incredible adventures covering extreme weather around the world.
🎙️ The future of meteorology, science communication, and inspiring the next generation of weather enthusiasts.
Whether you're a weather enthusiast, storm chaser, emergency manager, or simply fascinated by the power of nature, this episode is packed with expert insights, practical information, and unforgettable stories from two meteorologists passionate about making weather exciting, understandable, and accessible.
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