Posted: 7:49 AM Hail is one of the most damaging forms of severe weather. Do you know how it forms? Meteoroloigst Josh Fitzpatrick has the fascinating details!

Posted: 11:00 AM It's that time of year. A time for thunderstorms! Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick answers how hot is lightning and what causes thunder, along with many other lightning facts.

Posted: 12:38 PM Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick discusses the April 3rd, 1974 Super Tornado Outbreak.

Posted: 7:44 PM It's the biggest weather hazard in our region. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has details on flood safety.

Updated: 5:21 AM Daylight Saving Time begins again. Do you know exactly why we spring forward and fall back? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has all the interesting details!

Posted: 7:34 AM An interesting weather phenomenon has been happening lately with a lunar and solar ring or halo. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick shows you what it is, how it forms and what it means!

Posted: 11:41 PM Was that thunder and lightning and thunder I heard during the snow? It's called thundersnow and meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains what it is and how it forms.

Posted: 8:02 AM We've all seen snowflakes but have you ever seen or heard of snow needles? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains what they are and how they form.

Posted: 8:13 AM Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains how different forms of wintry precipitation develop.

Updated: 4:48 PM Is there really a bubble over the Tri-State that protects us from severe winter weather? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the interesting answer.

Posted: 8:22 AM No two snowflakes are exactly alike. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains why and shows some awesome close-up pictures of them.

Updated: 7:47 AM UPDATE: What's our odds at a white Christmas this year? Will we have one? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the answers!

Posted: 8:14 AM We've already had snow this season and meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has some interesting facts on this wintry precipitation.

Updated: 12:42 PM Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick answers the question can Woolly Worms accurately predict winter weather?

Updated: 8:10 PM At times it was a very hot and stormy summer! Does that mean we'll have a cold and snowy winter? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the answer!

Updated: 8:41 AM We’re nearing the peak of hurricane season. Typically if there’s going to be a hurricane form, it’ll be during this time of year. Not only is that the case this year but also two decades ago when one of the strongest hurricanes to hit the U.S. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick takes a look back at hurricane Andrew.

Updated: 9:17 PM It's been a very hot and at times a stormy summer! Does that mean we'll have a cold and snowy winter? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the answer!

Updated: 4:25 PM August 2012 will feature not 1 but 2 full moons. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains why.

Posted: 9:17 PM It's that time of year. A time for thunderstorms! Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick answers how hot is lightning and what causes thunder, along with many other lightning facts.

Updated: 10:28 AM There are different categories of drought and many factors which play into drought conditions. Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains.

Posted: 5:20 PM Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick is talking about the most devastating tropical storm to ever impact the United States. Any guesses?

Posted: 7:49 AM It's looking like it could be an active season! Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains when naming of tropical systems began and gives you the list of names for the 2012 season. Is your name on the list?

Posted: 5:08 PM The weather pattern has been active again this year with tornadoes across the United States this spring of 2012. But do other counties have as many twisters as we do? Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the answer.

Updated: 12:42 PM Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick talks about a new study which says the right temperature could mean a good nights sleep.

Updated: 12:42 PM It's the largest and brightest moon of the year! Meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick explains why.