George Waldenberger is a Meteorologist at WFTV. With a strong background in geological engineering and atmospheric science, he focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and related scientific topics, including climate policy, ecology, and drone technology. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, KATU News, and KOMO News.
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By: George Waldenberger
Often, the fires are burning more than 100 miles away.
By: George Waldenberger
Hazy, smoky skies from wildfires and building heat will be the story, with relief not likely until a stronger onshore push arrives later this week.On Monday aft
By: George Waldenberger
Smoke from wildfires burning elsewhere in the state will continue drifting into western Washington on Wednesday as a heat advisory goes into effect.
Hurricanes? We measure them with the Saffir-Simpson Scale.Earthquakes? The Magnitude Scale.Air quality? We have a scale for that, too: the Air Quality Index (AQ
By: George Waldenberger
Expect the blanket of smoke over the metro area to reduce visibility through the morning commute and linger into lunchtime.
By: George Waldenberger
A win for Western Washington—but one that comes at a cost east of the Cascades.
A water shortage...in Puerto Rico?
Not a tornado. Not a derecho. Not a microburst either—but close. This time, the damage from roughly 70 mph winds around Springfield, Massachusetts, was caused b
Total solar eclipse? Yes, today. Visible in Seattle? No way.
Flooding persists on the other side of the country.This time, Indiana, where some areas were inundated by tremendous amounts of rain in just a couple of days.
