Rob Bradley is a Meteorologist at WSCH-FM. He specializes in climate change, environmental science, and sustainability, with a focus on earth sciences and climate policy. Rob's work has been featured in the Institute of Water, WeatherNation, Wiley, and WLOS ABC 13.
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El Niño has arrived! It didn't take long for La Niña conditions this spring to quickly be replace
13 Jun 2026 1:35 PM The Midwest has been hammered by severe weather this week, including multiple tornadoes and a derecho ! Another round
Summer heat has been building around the East Coast to end the week, with a strong ridge of high
El Niño has arrived! It didn't take long for La Niña conditions this spring to quickly be replace
19 Jun 2026 5:08 PM A weak low pressure system moving through the Great Basin will help to increase fire danger Friday and Saturday for
20 Jun 2026 11:30 AM Father's across the country will have to share their glory day this year with the astronomical start of summer, also known as the summer solstice!
25 Jun 2026 3:30 AM SOUTHERN PLAINS - Strong to severe thunderstorms remain possible in the southern Plains over the next few days as storms ride a ridge of high pressure.
25 Jun 2026 2:12 PM Another day, another Illinois tornado. That's just how this spring has gone in the Midwest.
