You remember the music group Survivor, right? Well, only if you know the song "Eye of the Tiger" from 1982. Survivor is a one hit wonder. And you know Los Del Rio, don't you? Only if you've been to a wedding reception and danced to the "Macarena"! Another one hit wonder. This time from … [Read more...]
An Interview With KOIN Local 6 Morning News Anchor Chad Carter
It's possible you know Chad Carter's smiling face and friendly attitude from his time on the 'American Idol' station in town. You know what I mean, right?  Well, now we have him at KOIN Local 6 and he's the new anchor of our morning newscast, News Now.  He gave some great answers during my … [Read more...]
New Study: It’s Harder To Hit A Baseball On A Sunny Day
In my line of work I come across all kinds of crazy weather and climate studies. But this one seems to actually be legit: hitting a baseball is harder on a sunny day. The glare makes it harder to see the spin on the ball and details like that. But if you're a pitcher then clear skies work in … [Read more...]
Better Late Than Never: Warmer Weather Finally Headed For The Northwest
From Astoria to Portland to Bend our April is going into the record books for cool & wet weather. And in Mt. Bachelor's case, it's an all time snow record. Now, after this history making April, it's time to move on. Are you with me on this? Finally, the storm track will stay … [Read more...]
Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado Track From Space
By now we've all seen the devastation on the ground and by helicopter. And if you're reading from the Southeast, maybe you've seen it in person. But this image is the Tuscaloosa tornado track from outer space. A company named GeoEye took this image on April 28, 2011 - the day after the tornado … [Read more...]
An Interview With Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort During A Record Breaking La Nina Year
#1 - I know you had record snow this season. How much? And what kind of challenges did you face operating a ski resort in this heavy snow season? It has indeed been an epic La Nina season at Mt. Bachelor!  We’ve had 630 inches of snowfall, which is the most we’ve ever recorded. But you … [Read more...]
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