FOX 12 Weather Podcast

October temperature & rain outlook + how much daylight we lose

Spooky season begins Thursday! Meteorologists Camila and Payton are tracking a warm start to October & an extended dry stretch. Also, see how much daylight we lose over t

First strong wind, "sting jets", and wild hurricane season

Mark, Michael and Payton are tracking rain & strong wind late Thursday into Friday. Check out the forecast wind gusts, latest weekend forecast & what's brewing in the tro

Dying fire season, and ANOTHER cool weekend???

Fire season is on life support...that's the good news. But 9 of the last 10 weekends have been cooler than normal; guess what's ahead this weekend?

Episode 200! Funnel clouds, Farmer's Almanacs and Labor Day weekend

Happy 200th Episode! We have FOUR weather team members to talk about Thursday's tornado warning, Farmer's Almanacs and Labor Day weekend!

Fall will be arriving early next week, plus El Niño update

Rain returns next week... Finally! Mark & Payton recap summer, give an El Niño update and chat about what we can expect in September.  

Drought worsens, but wildfire growth rate improves

Worsening drought, wildfire improvements, "Lala" recap and the difference between a hurricane, typhoon & cyclone... Join Payton & Camila in this week's podcast!

Hurricane set to hit Hawaii, Perseids & wildfire update

Notice the hazy skies? Camila & Payton give an update on wildfire season, talk about the Perseid meteor shower and a long-awaited Seaside seagull chick update!

Record fire season, wind roses, & pyrocumulus

Oregon & Washington surpass 2 million acres burned. Mark & Payton look ahead to August, plus why not check out a few "wind roses"?

FOX 12 Weather Podcast - Ep. 195

First 100 degree day, wildfires, lightning and high humidity... Oh my! Payton and Camila dive into our wild weather the past week & look ahead to early August.

FOX 12 Weather Podcast - Ep. 194

What a spectacular lightning show Thursday morning! Camila & Payton recap the storms, viewer photos and talk about the science of lightning. 

Western heat dome, last week's aurora and our "normal" July so far

Payton & Camila review last week's Aurora, our "average" July so far & if we can expect impacts from the heat dome. Plus we got not one, but TWO special guests!

Funnel clouds, downpours, and summer returns

Mark and Payton recap the cool, wet week and look ahead to a milder pattern. Plus, storm spotter Josh Sullivan joins us to chat about the funnel cloud he reported on Satu

Back to normal: cool and showery

A very warm June ends with much cooler weather & a few showers, but how long will it last? Mark & Camila also look back at the great 2021 heat wave

Ep. 190 - Record heat and more summer talk

Camila and Payton recap last weekend's record heat, look at the potential for more 90s next week and chat about the summer solstice. Plus, you have to "SEA" our new FOX 1

Ep. 189: Heat wave, thermal troughs, & a new guy joins the team

We've got a newbie on staff! Mark and Payton chat with Michael Fecca, plus cover heat waves, thermal troughs, & El Niño's arrival

Ep. 188: First named tropical storm in the Pacific

Ready or not, the tropics are waking up! Payton and Camila chat about the first named tropical storm in the Pacific, "June gloom," and the latest drought monitor.

Ep. 187: Hail & Big Wind as Spring Wraps Up

Mark and Camila nerd out over severe weather east of the Cascades. Don't miss the storm photos! Plus, public toddler meltdowns and Mark's suitcase returns

Ep. 186: Memorial Day forecast and the start of Eastern Pacific hurricane season

Got plans for Memorial Day? Camila and Payton detail next week's changes, how we determine daily rain chances and the start of Eastern Pacific hurricane season.

Ep. 185: No more snow, shortwaves, & Memorial Day

Record early snowpack melt, plus some serious short and long "wave" talk from Payton and Mark. First peek at Memorial Day Weekend too!

Ep. 184: Snow, Fire, & Mom's Day

May is here.. But it's been feeling more like June or July. Mark and Camila take a look at when our next rain chance might arrive, plus those pesky marine layer