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Welcome to HailChatter, the HailTrace podcast that helps those in the restoration industry understand weather and its impact on their work.
Hosted by HailTrace's Taylor Cox, Digital Meteorologist with 5 years of experience in Plains weather, and Collin Hunt, Product Evangelist with 7 years experience in product messaging.
Discover answers to questions like: Is there an off-season for hail? Are NOAA reports enough? What causes hard vs. soft hail?
Tune in every other Tuesday as we break down storms, uncover opportunities, and help the restoration industry weather every season.
Hosted by HailTrace's Taylor Cox, Digital Meteorologist with 5 years of experience in Plains weather, and Collin Hunt, Product Evangelist with 7 years experience in product messaging.
Discover answers to questions like: Is there an off-season for hail? Are NOAA reports enough? What causes hard vs. soft hail?
Tune in every other Tuesday as we break down storms, uncover opportunities, and help the restoration industry weather every season.
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every 16 days
میانگین طول صدا:
28 minutes
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ایالات متحده آمریکا
20 قسمت
از سال 29 ژانویه 2025
episodic
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December tornadoes are rare, but the EF4 that struck Mayfield, Kentucky on December 10, 2021, became one of the deadliest winter tornadoes in U.S. history. It leveled neighborhoods, claimed 89 lives, and caused more than $3 billion in damage.
In this closing episode of Season 2, Meteorologist Taylo…
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Hail is the most expensive severe weather hazard in the U.S., racking up as much as $15 billion in losses each year—yet key parts of hail science remain under-researched.
ICECHIP set out to change that with a first-of-its-kind campaign measuring hail from cloud to ground using mobile radars, aircr…
An EF-3 tornado in Enderlin, North Dakota was upgraded to EF-5—108 days after the event. That’s rare.
In this episode, meteorologists break down why the rating changed, the damage indicators that mattered (rail cars, a swept-clean foundation), and how radar signatures and storm interactions creat…
Hail is finally getting its turn in the spotlight. ICECHIP is a massive, international field project with 100+ researchers, mobile radars, drones, hail pads, impact disdrometers, and even portable freezers—built to measure hail from cloud to ground and everything in between.
In this episode of Hail…
Downbursts are powerful, straight-line winds that explode out of thunderstorms and can topple trees, power lines, and even damage roofs with 80–100 mph force.
In this episode of HailChatter, Meteorologists Taylor Cox and Collin Hunt sit down with NSSL researcher Charles Kuster to explain what downb…
Wichita, Kansas just lived through a rare September run of severe weather — two hailstorms in a week and reports of softball-size hail in southern Kansas.
In this episode of HailChatter, Meteorologist Taylor Cox and Collin Hunt react to storm chaser Justin Hugh’s wild story of being pummeled by 5” …
From storm chasing to forecasting hurricanes, HailTrace CEO Derik Kline joins Meteorologist Taylor Cox and Collin Hunt to break down how he’s forecasted the weather for 25+ years.
He answers questions like why weather apps get it wrong and what models can (and can’t) tell you. Plus, we take a look…
What’s it like to fly into powerful storms—sometimes at night—with lightning flashing all around you? Dr. Dan Stechman, a Meteorological Software Engineer at HailTrace, shares what it’s really like inside NOAA’s Hurricane Hunter aircraft.
From flying through massive nighttime thunderstorms to capt…
Season 2 of HailChatter kicks off with the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season forecast!
HailTrace CEO Derik Kline joins us live to break down what areas will be most impacted in this year's hurricane season!
We cover how El Niño vs La Niña could shape the season, why certain U.S. coastlines are more a…
You think a marginal risk day is boring? Nothing is going to happen? Think again! Mother Nature will throw you a curveball.
In this episode, Taylor Cox, John Choquette, and Collin Hunt dive deep into some of the most surprising hailstorms that erupted from marginal risks, or even days with no ris…
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