Description

In This Episode

• Guest: Tom Moore, original member of The Weather Channel
• Helicity Designs and discount code
• Lightning Round: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire-Braves Edition
• Partner and Promote with Storm Front Freaks Podcast
• Weather Fools: We share the foolish things people do in bad weather situations
• Funny Weather Memes: Memes you can use with your friends
• Who will be our next guest?

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Our Guest

Tom Moore, Original Member of The Weather Channel and Lead Meteorologist at Weather Concierge

One of the original members beginning in 1982, Tom spent over 30 years at The Weather Channel with 10 of them as an on-air meteorologist.  Now he has helped launch a private weather service, Weather Concierge, as their Senior Meteorologist.  Tom’s time with others at the beginning of The Weather Channel have recently been chronicled in the book Weather Channel Pioneers.

• Weather Channel Pioneers Book
• TomMooreWx on Twitter
• WxConcierge on Twitter

Partner with the Freaks

If interested in partnering with Storm Front Freaks Podcast and promoting your product or service to thousands of weather fans, contact phil@stormfrontfreaks.com

Weather Fools Links

• Kim - Car driving down a London hill into deeper water
• Phil – People Taking Shelter Under Beach Umbrellas During Lightning Storm
• Phil – Lightning Video at Washington Nationals Baseball Game

Funny Weather Memes

• Mazz – John Candy “Sorry Folks, The Outdoors Are Closed Today”
• Kim – Two-Face “Just Peeked Outside To See If It Was Hot”
• Kim – Swamp “Meanwhile In My Pants”
• Phil – Man in Flood “Huge Storm Hit Town and Your High with Munchies”
• Phil – Billy Idol “Nice Day for a Light Sweater…Cardigaaan”

Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode!

Next episode (60), will be the 2nd in our “Women in Chasing” series with VORTEX Program Atmospheric Scientist, Karen Kosiba

Credits

• Opening Music: Brett Epstein
• Closing Music: Gabe Cox