The Calibration Journal

June 1st has officially arrived, and in the weather world, that means one thing: the gates aJune 1st has officially arrived, and in the weather world, that means one thing:… Read more ⇢

The Royals are back at the K, and just like a deep ball heading toward the fountains, the “Big One”, an El Niño, is currently tracking as a potential game-changer… Read more ⇢

As I ordered my Uber this morning, I watched the icon wind through the sprawling grid of Kansas City, a city defined by its horizontal reach. It is a place… Read more ⇢

Earlier this month, the Artemis 2 crew emerged from the lunar far side to find a perspective we haven’t seen with human eyes in over half a century. It is… Read more ⇢

Right now, the South Pacific is wide awake. While we are navigating the typical spring whiplash here in the States, a deep tropical system, Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu, is churning… Read more ⇢

In my decade behind the weather desk, I tracked countless severe thunderstorms producing damaging hail. To most, hail stones are just icy nuisances, the “hazards” in our risk equation that… Read more ⇢

Today, I’m celebrating my first full year at Ramboll! For over a decade, my life was defined by the green screen. As a broadcast meteorologist, I spent hours tracking every… Read more ⇢

Today is February 2nd. In Punxsutawney, Phil saw his shadow. While the annual debate over a rodent’s forecasting accuracy usually starts a firestorm on social media, I think that misses… Read more ⇢

February 2026 is shaping up to be the month where our Weak La Niña pattern trades predictability for volatility. For businesses and logistics planners, the next 28 days won’t just… Read more ⇢

We are currently watching a “deep freeze vault” slam shut over the eastern two-thirds of the United States. While headlines focus on the immediate chaos of snow and ice totals,… Read more ⇢