Author

Brian Radcliffe

A local television meteorologist in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Brian Radcliffe, CBM, delivers on-air forecasts and visits area schools to discuss storm safety. He worked as a weekend weather anchor and field reporter at regional broadcast stations early in his career and contributes to Biology Insights. When off the air, Radcliffe runs cross-country trail loops through nearby state parks.

Why Do Double Rainbows Happen and How Do They Form?
Are There Triple Rainbows and How Do They Form?
Why Humid Air Feels Hotter: The Science Behind It
How Does Sunset Work? The Science Behind the Colors
Why Do Bridges Ice Before Roads? The Science Explained
What Is a Pressure Gradient and How Does It Work?
Why Do Rainbows Appear After Rain?
Why Does Lightning Have Different Colors?
Why Is Traffic Noise Louder Some Days: Weather Explained
What Is the Schumann Resonance? A Simple Explanation
Why Does Condensation Happen on Windows?
Why Is It Less Windy at Night?
What Is a Circular Rainbow Called?
What Is the Stack Effect and How Does It Work?
Why Is Lightning Orange? The Science Explained
Why Is It Still Light Outside After Sunset?
What Does Fata Morgana Mean? The Science and Legend
What Is Fetch in Science and How Does It Affect Waves?
How Does a Weather Radar Work?
Why Does Thunder Rumble After Lightning?
Why Does the Sun Look Red in the Sky?
How Much Weight Can 75 MPH Winds Move?
Do Rainbows Move? The Science Behind the Illusion
Why Is the Sky Orange and Red at Sunrise and Sunset?
What Part of the Road Freezes First and Why?
What Is Warm Air? The Science of Heat and Movement
What Happens If Lightning Strikes a Lake?
Can You Smell Lightning Before It Strikes?
What Causes the Intensity of Light to Be Lower in the Winter?
Why Is It Often Colder on Cloudy Summer Days?