From Rodney: I’ve heard of sleet and hail but what is the ice called, graupel?

From L. Bonds: How can I find out the forecast for cities other that what you guys show on television?

From J.J.: How many tornadoes occurred Tuesday? Was this the biggest storm day in history?

From Natalie: What do you think about the ground hog forecasts?

From Jason: Where did the name doppler radar come from?

Why does your nose run in cold weather?

Some Questions are best unanswered.

From Glenda: My 12 year old grandson is planning to be a meteorologist. Are there any science kits about weather that are available for Christmas or birthday gifts?

From Louis: When you said wind chill last night, it reminded me of a question I’ve always wanted to ask a meteorologist. Does water in a car’s radiator freeze faster because of the wind hitting the moving car?

From Peter: I have lived here for 40 years and notice that on days with little wind, the next day is windy IF on the previous day we had jet contrails. Why?

From Ron H: If I wanted a week of dry weather, where do you recommend an October vacation?

From Tara: How do you get your weather so accurate?

From Page: It seems like there are more fireflies than usual this year. Does the weather have anything to do with their increase in numbers?

From Ava: When exactly will leaves start to change colors? Is it temperatures or hours of daylight that cause them to turn?

From Tina L.: How do you figure out the time of sunsets and sunrises?

From C.W.: What causes the winds to blow?

From Rita: My daughter is planning her small outdoor wedding. Do you have the long range forecasts?

From Paul: Can weather cause headaches?

From a phone call into the weather center: Who exactly are these “hurricane hunters” you talk about on television?

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