Andrew Stutzke is a Senior/Morning Meteorologist at WQAD. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and the impact of ESG policies, while also engaging in events and conferences related to science and natural sciences. Andrew has been featured in WGRZ, KROS Radio, and WQAD News 8.
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La Niña is expected to emerge in the eastern Pacific Ocean this winter. Here's how it will impact our upcoming winter weather patterns.
Minute Pirate Bugs are coming out in full force for October. Here's where these bugs come from and what, if anything, you can do to avoid them.
Two strong solar storms have brought the northern lights to the Quad Cities region this year so far. Here's why we will likely see more in the months ahead.
By: Andrew Stutzke
The U.S. National Weather Service in the Quad Cities will be holding free winter spotter training this December. Here's how you can attend.
By: Andrew Stutzke
Both forecast models cover the globe but there are some key differences in how they use data.
Here's the reason behind those vividly blue skies in the fall season.
By: Andrew Stutzke
The Storm Track 8 team has issued a Weather Impact Alert for Thursday morning due to bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills as low as -20 degrees.
Winter storms that follow these specific tracks tend to produce the most snow in the Midwest during the winter season.
The temperature you see displayed daily on your television comes from many different sources, including government-operated equipment and even your backyard.
Here's a look at why even heavy traffic movement on interstates isn't enough to clear out dense fog.
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