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After a historic hail event across the Capital Area on Tuesday evening, a slow transition back to more typical summertime weather is anticipated. Temperatures will creep back toward advisory levels by the end of the Storm Station 7-Day Forecast.

UPDATE: Tropical Storm Bret has officially formed over the Atlantic Ocean. 

The number of deaths resulting from children and pets being left in hot cars starts to go up in the warm season. 22 children died this way in 2022. These tragedies can be avoided by remembering a simple phrase, look before you lock. Storm Station Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus has more in the associated video.

Have you ever noticed weather forecasters reference dew points way more often than humidity? There is a reason for that, one of these is a very misleading term. Storm Station Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus explains in the associated video. For more Insi

We know that ultraviolet rays from the sun increase the risk for skin cancer, but how quickly, and what about cloudy days? Storm Station Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus takes a look in the associated video.

Along the Gulf Coast, we have plenty of water. So what happens when severe weather kicks up a tornado that moves over said water? Storm Station Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus takes a look in the associated video. For more Inside The We

It is important to know the difference between a watch and a warning. But, have you ever heard the term tornado emergency

Rain, drizzle, showers, sprinkles... are they interchangeable terms or do they all mean something different? Words for a wet weather forecast are chosen a little more carefully than you might think. Storm Station Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus takes a look in the associated video. For more Inside The We

We all know rain helps to grow nice green vegetation. But does a popular weather catchphrase hold up to science? WBRZ Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus takes a look in the associated video.

Most people recognize the astronomical seasons. Meteorologists use the climatological seasons. What is the difference and how are they determined? WBRZ Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus, explains why in the associated video. You can always find the latest river levels on wbrz.com/weather, right HERE. For more Inside The We