Episode 7 - December Can Be Wild, Example: Dec 1982

Episode 7 of the The Natural State of Weather podcast, hosted by James Bryant, titled "Episode 7 - December Can Be Wild, Example: Dec 1982" was published on December 2, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.

December 2, 2021 ·20m · The Natural State of Weather

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Summary

Todd Yakoubian and James Bryant take a look back at tornadoes and heavy rain of December 2nd-3rd 1982. Several major tornadoes occurred in populated areas and a state rainfall record was set. The crazy weather continued later that month with a tornado outbreak on Christmas Eve. Todd tells the story of the time his fathers clothing store was hit by a tornado in November 1983 during the Arkansas-SMU game. James and Todd discuss the wild swings that have happened in December over the last few years. With December 2021 starting off warm, James and Todd talk about what it could mean for later in the month. 

Episode Description

Todd Yakoubian and James Bryant take a look back at tornadoes and heavy rain of December 2nd-3rd 1982. Several major tornadoes occurred in populated areas and a state rainfall record was set. The crazy weather continued later that month with a tornado outbreak on Christmas Eve. Todd tells the story of the time his fathers clothing store was hit by a tornado in November 1983 during the Arkansas-SMU game. James and Todd discuss the wild swings that have happened in December over the last few years. With December 2021 starting off warm, James and Todd talk about what it could mean for later in the month.

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