This Week on TalkinTropics!
Program
from 8/17/2006 - TalkinTropics discussion on the pending upswing in hurricane
activity.
Featured Programs from This Season
Program
from 6/15/2006 - TalkinTropics with Joe Bastardi, Senior Meteorologist from
Accuweather.com
Program
from 6/01/2006 - TalkinTropics IPR Hurricane Season Special with Many, Many
Guests
Program
from 5/18/2006 - Interviews with Klotzbach, Gray and Discussions with Mike Doran
and Jan Rooth
Program
from 5/04/2006 - Dr Avila Interview, Mark Sudduth and more
Program
from 4/27/2006 - Dr Pasch Interview, FEMA and more
Past Programs
Program
from 8/10/2006 - TalkinTropics discussion about 2006/Chris/El Nino and More
Program
from 7/06/2006 - TalkinTropics discussion about Electrical/Carbon Impacts with Mike Doran
Program
from 6/29/2006 - TalkinTropics with Guest Mark Sudduth Live from the Gulf Coast
Program
from 6/22/2006 - TalkinTropics with Daniel Noah and Billy Wagner
Program
from 5/25/2006 - Hurricane Preparedness Week - The Forecast Process
Program
from 5/11/2006 - Hurricane Conference Wrapup
Program
from 4/20/2006 - Hurricane Talk and Global Warming
Program from
4/19/2006 - Global Warming Special
Program from
4/13/2006
Program from
4/06/2006
Program from
3/16/2006
Program from 3/02/2006
About TalkinTropics
Since July 2004, the TalkinTropics program, devoted exclusively to hurricanes and their impacts, has aired on Internet Partnership Radio through streaming audio.
Mike Watkins is the host of the program. Mike
attended the university of Oklahoma as a meteorology major, and although he is
not a professional meteorologist, he is an avid tropical weather
enthusiast. He has maintained a weather forecasting website since 1998,
and is currently working with Mark Sudduth and Jesse Bass with hurricanetrack.com.
Each week during the season, the current week's tropical weather is discussed
and expert meteorologists are almost always a part of the broadcast to lend
important analysis and insights. CLICK
HERE for a list of featured guests from the past year.
When on a mission with Hurricanetrack.com, Mike will phone
in to the program from the landfall location, as he did from Pensacola during
Arlene, Ft. Lauderdale and Gulfport during both landfalls from Katrina, and
again from Ft. Lauderdale during hurricane Wilma.