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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.

What Are the Different Types of Air Masses?
Why Is Maui So Dry? The Science of the Rain Shadow
How Are Thunderstorms Beneficial to the Environment?
What Is a Continental Tropical Air Mass?
Why Is It So Windy in Hawaii?
What Causes High Surf? From Wind to the Seafloor
What Does Rain Smell Like? A Scientific Description
What Is a Heat Burst and How Does It Form?
Why Is It So Windy in Los Angeles?
What Are Surface Winds and How Do They Form?
What Is the Saharan Air Layer and How Does It Work?
Can Earthquakes Cause Hurricanes? The Science Explained
Why Do Deserts Get Cold at Night?
What Causes a Warm Air Mass to Move Over a Cold Air Mass?
What Is a Mothership Supercell and How Do They Form?
Are Sunsets Caused by Pollution or Something Else?
What Type of Pressure System Can Lead to a Heat Wave?
What Is an Outflow Boundary and How Does It Form?
What Is a Fire Rainbow and How Does It Form?
Why Is It So Windy in Missouri?
What Type of Weather Is Associated With a Continental Polar Air Mass?
What Happens at an Occluded Front?
What Is a Maritime Tropical Air Mass?
What Is an Omega Block and How Does It Affect Weather?
Why Texas Experiences More Hurricanes in August Than in January
How Do Meteorologists Predict the Weather?
What Happens When Warm Water Vapor Is Blown Over Land?
What Is a Precipitation Map and How Do You Read One?
What Is a Clipper System in Weather?
How Does a Rain Shadow Affect Local Weather?