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Ask Andrew: What is 'corn sweat'?
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Ask Andrew: What is 'corn sweat'?
Corn and soybean crops can make the humidity feel even worse during the summer months. Here's why.
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Ask Andrew: Can a tornado be stopped by an internal explosion?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains if a powerful explosion could disrupt a destructive tornado.
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Ask Andrew: Can a tornado be stopped by an internal explosion?
Can a tornado be stopped by simply interrupting the heat and wind energy with an explosion? Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why this isn't a good idea.
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Ask Andrew: Do hurricanes drop freshwater, and if so, what happens to the salt?
Hurricanes grab a ton of moisture from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, but what happens to all that saltwater? Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains.
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Ask Andrew: Do hurricanes drop freshwater? If so, what happens to the saltwater?
Hurricanes thrive on the heat energy from the salty Atlantic and Pacific oceans but, that salt isn't always carried inland.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: What are landspouts? How do they differ from other tornadoes?
Landspouts are fairly common in the Quad Cities, especially during the summer. Here's what makes them different from a damaging tornado.
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Ask Andrew: What's the difference between a landspout and a tornado?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains how landspouts differ from tornadoes.
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Ask Andrew: Are we going to bake in extreme heat this summer?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why drought conditions out west will create higher temperatures this summer.
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Ask Andrew: Are we going to bake in extreme heat this summer?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why temperatures will trend warmer for the upcoming summer season.
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Ask Andrew: Sheltering from a tornado while living in a mobile home
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why sheltering inside a mobile home during a tornado is not the best option.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Sheltering for a tornado in a mobile home
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why you shouldn't shelter in a mobile home during a tornado.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: What is 'corn sweat'?
Corn and soybean crops can make the humidity feel even worse during the summer months. Here's why.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Can a tornado be stopped by an internal explosion?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains if a powerful explosion could disrupt a destructive tornado.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Can a tornado be stopped by an internal explosion?
Can a tornado be stopped by simply interrupting the heat and wind energy with an explosion? Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why this isn't a good idea.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Do hurricanes drop freshwater, and if so, what happens to the salt?
Hurricanes grab a ton of moisture from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, but what happens to all that saltwater? Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Do hurricanes drop freshwater? If so, what happens to the saltwater?
Hurricanes thrive on the heat energy from the salty Atlantic and Pacific oceans but, that salt isn't always carried inland.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: What are landspouts? How do they differ from other tornadoes?
Landspouts are fairly common in the Quad Cities, especially during the summer. Here's what makes them different from a damaging tornado.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: What's the difference between a landspout and a tornado?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains how landspouts differ from tornadoes.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Are we going to bake in extreme heat this summer?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why drought conditions out west will create higher temperatures this summer.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Are we going to bake in extreme heat this summer?
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why temperatures will trend warmer for the upcoming summer season.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Sheltering from a tornado while living in a mobile home
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why sheltering inside a mobile home during a tornado is not the best option.
Ask Andrew
Ask Andrew: Sheltering for a tornado in a mobile home
Meteorologist Andrew Stutzke explains why you shouldn't shelter in a mobile home during a tornado.
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