Ray Petelin is a Meteorologist at KDKA. He focuses on applied sciences, climate change, and the environment, while also sharing his passion for beverage production and drinks. Ray's work has been featured in CBS News and MSN.
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We are going to do a weird experiment with fluorescent lights today by trying to light them up, even though they will not be in a lighting fixture or connected to any electricity.
By: Ray Petelin
We kick off the weekend with high pressure. While this will make for abundant sunshine today, the northerly winds will keep it quite cool for this time of year.
Recently, the wind has grabbed some headlines, and this has brought many questions my way. The most common being, "Is it windier than it used to be?"
By: Ray Petelin
Now that our winds are coming from the south, we will see temperatures warming nicely today. Highs in many cases will return to the 60s.
I love it when people look up and wonder about what is in the sky above them, especially when something they see time and time again gets them thinking.
I love getting your questions, and I got a great one from Steve! He asks: It's pouring rain, but the outdoor humidity gauge says 74% relative humidity.
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Pilot's Glory, Glory of the Pilot, or Pilot's Halo — whatever you want to call it, Ray Petelin has an explanation.
By: Ray Petelin
Ray Petelin Sometimes, you look up to the sky, and you see something weird. Other times, you look down from up in the sky, and you see something extremely weird!
If you've ever noticed that your morning coffee gets a little musical when you stir it, there's science behind that!
If you've ever wanted to get closer to a hummingbird, there are a couple of ways you can make it happen right in your own yard!
