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Weather With Cliff Mass

University of Washington Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and renowned Seattle weather prognosticator/personality Cliff Mass has joined KNKX’s roster of commentators. "Weather with Cliff Mass", our five-minute feature hosted by KNKX's environment reporter Bellamy Pailthorp, airs every Friday at 9 a.m. following "BirdNote", and repeats twice on Friday afternoons during All Things Considered.

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1 oct 2020

School of Jazz: Ian McKain-Pitts and Aidan Moore serve as guest DJs

31 jul 2020

How extreme heat in Eastern Washington can cause cooler temperatures in the west

24 jul 2020

Is that a ferry boat in the sky? How summer mirages play tricks on your eyes

17 jul 2020

Clear skies and warm temps offer perfect viewing of Comet NEOWISE

10 jul 2020

'Big experiment' this July 4th shows personal fireworks are the main cause of air pollution

3 jul 2020

Lack of high-flying community fireworks may spare region’s air quality on July 4

26 jun 2020

British Columbia’s wet, cold spring bodes well for Washington this year

19 jun 2020

‘Curse of the wet weekends’ has had a strong hold on our region. What's behind it?

12 jun 2020

Forecasting skill fades after two weeks. So how can scientists predict future climate?

5 jun 2020

A gloomy start to June — but mellow compared to last weekend’s powerful thunderstorms

29 may 2020

‘The Blob’ is back, warming temps and threatening marine ecosystems, but will it last?

22 may 2020

Why the eruption of Mount St. Helens dramatically altered temperatures, but not for long

15 may 2020

Spring rain is back. That bodes well for local water supplies, wildfire outlook

8 may 2020

Another May heat wave: why low 80s this weekend will not break records

1 may 2020

Chance of showers, chance of sunbreaks — so what do probability forecasts really mean?

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