Rob Bradley is a Meteorologist at WSCH-FM. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, global warming, and natural resources. Rob's expertise and insights have been featured in the Institute of Water, WeatherNation, Wiley, and WLOS ABC 13.
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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.
Strong storms rocked the Midwest and Plains again on Thursday afternoon. Locations in both South
8 Jul 2026 4:37 PM Hazy skies will be hovering over portions of the Gulf and Southeastern United States through this weekend, at least!
After several stormy days to end the previous week, high pressure is starting to take control of
17 Jul 2026 8:59 PM While smoke and heat have made headlines in the Midwest and Northeast this week, a cold front will usher in a big change
30 Jul 2026 6:37 PM After several tornadoes ripped through the Midwest on Monday, another round of severe storms is expected in parts of the Midwest to end the week.
As we get through the work week, high pressure returns westward to the Desert Southwest.
