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Hurricane Maria hit especially close to home for Danny de los Reyes, percussionist for the Zac Brown Band. The Puerto Rico native takes us back to early days after the storm, the struggle to find his mom and family, who live on the island. And he takes us inside his non-profit, that is bringing music and hope to the island. We get an update on recovery efforts there and find out what is still needed. You can help Danny's effort by visiting dayglowmusic.org
Join meteorologist Ari Sarsalari and well-known storm chaser, Brett Adair, as they relive some of the most destructive tornadoes. Find out what it takes to chase dangerous storms and the often heart-wrenching, real-life encounters that come with them.
Meteorologists Ari Sarsalari and Jonathan Erdman share this year's hurricane season outlook from The Weather Company and Colorado State University. They explain why we have these forecasts and why everyone should take storms seriously.
With spring severe weather season upon us and meteorologists Ari Sarsalari and Jonathan Erdman talk all things severe weather. What you need to do to be prepared for the current severe weather season. Plus, a deep dive into controversial issues like warning fatigue, SPC outlooks, tornado sirens, and more. Follow Ari Sarsalari and Jonathan Erdman on Twitter!
It was an idea that began on a napkin, 35 years ago. Meteorologist Ari Sarsalari catches up with one of the founders of The Weather Channel, Tom Moore. The two take a trip down memory lane and compare weather forecasting then and now. Find out why Tom Moore had papercuts on his thumbs when severe weather hit and how early maps were created. What did an early broadcast look like on this 'non-ending weather telethon'?
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