Even though we have week ahead with highs above normal can’t you “feel” the change in the air?

Attention weather buffs… this blog is not for you. Attention Twilighters... this one is all yours!

I’m sure you’ve heard the news! No story from Edward’s point of view? What the…

It’s been a busy week. First, we started out rainy and cold. In the weather office, that alone makes for a busy day. Then, in my personal life, my oldest started kindergarten. Back at work we’re tracking hurricanes.

Do you ever feel like all you do is work? Don’t get me wrong, I love my job but lately I’ve been reading a bunch of family blogs and suddenly I’m feeling like a total work-a-holic.

How often do you “shop local”? With high gas prices and mega companies taking over I’ve been giving it a lot of thought lately.

“What it is is what it’s going to be...unless something changes.”

I can’t take credit for the quote, it’s the first thing Senior Meteorologist Sterling Poulson told me when I moved to the weather department three years ago.

On Friday we blogged about climate change and the issue of global warming. Since we received a lot of response, I wanted to show you what some people had to say. To protect identity, I’ll leave out the names.

It’s a topic that’s become hot, politically divisive and somewhat confusing. So, what do you think about global warming? Is it real? Should we care? Is it a hoax?

My dad studies maps.

I didn’t know this until recently. I just thought his vast knowledge of Utah terrain was from his years living here.

Last week I found myself back in the world of academia. Let me explain. I’ve been getting my meteorology degree from Mississippi State University. Last week I headed to campus for the last time.