A light-hearted, joke-laced newsletter that explains recent meteorology research to general readers, drawing on weather history, mythology and pop culture. Each issue unpacks a specific science topic, such as weather radar scanning strategies or calibration of citizen weather stations, in accessible prose.
Website: https://weathertwist.substack.com
A weekly weather briefing covering tropical activity, coastal and Southwest flooding, and deeper dives into extreme weather stories, with links to other forecasters and NOAA/NWS data. It helps readers understand what the week's weather means for their region.
Tornado Titans is a weather and storm-chasing newsletter from a weather and photography enthusiast duo, covering upcoming severe weather setups, storm photography, and their TitanTrack weather tool. Readers get forecast breakdowns for Plains and Southwest severe weather plus updates on the site's new data features.
Meteopress, a weather radar vendor, publishes technical case studies on its radar deployments and AI nowcasting products. Readers get operational detail on a Toulouse radar trial, a Czech tornado analysed with C-band radar data, and an explanation of its dual-polarization neural nowcasting model.
WeatherHawks is a hobbyist weather newsletter that mixes historical weather stories, such as lightning strikes during Apollo 12's launch, with explanatory essays on atmospheric physics and thought experiments about alien climates. Readers get accessible, enthusiast-level explanations of how weather works and some vivid history.
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