Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Parker

Meteorologist Andy Parker has an outlook on summer weather full 201 Thu, 12 Jun 2025 07:55:00 +0000 0TdOY4ordBDsf3YxnrN49OE6iox7BI6G news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Meteorologist Andy Parker has an outlook on summer weather Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting

Andy Parker on Monday's EF-1 tornado in Great Valley full 147 Tue, 10 Jun 2025 19:47:15 +0000 0fqRmwT39fBSi3vxumYrKVKHgs379AEy news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Andy Parker on Monday's EF-1 tornado in Great Valley Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?f

If you've been keeping a keen eye on the skies over Western New York, you may have noticed a bit of a blood moon or some hazy sunshine. This is due to hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada. Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to discuss how these could impact Western New York, when we can expect the smoke to pass, and how much will it impact air quality?

Bauerle returns and with the foreclosure process having been kicked off for the Walden Galleria after a loan default, in addition to a stabbing that took place there not too long ago, we spend some time talking about shopping malls. Do you still go to shopping malls anymore? Outside of that, we check in with meteorologist Andy Parker on the Canadian wildfires and how that could impact Western New York.

If you've been keeping a keen eye on the skies over Western New York, you may have noticed a bit of a blood moon or some hazy sunshine. This is due to hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada. Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to discuss how these could impact Western New York, when we can expect the smoke to pass, and how much will it impact air quality?

So far, the weather throughout the month of May in Buffalo has been less than pleasant. We've seen a good amount of rain and temperatures than are much cooler than they were last year. Filling us in on what to expect this Memorial Day weekend as far as temperatures and conditions, is meteorologist Andy Parker.

Meteorologist Andy Parker with WBEN's Tom Bauerle on Memorial Day weekend forecast full 1027 Fri, 23 May 2025 18:36:21 +0000 dnCQmtbUiD5zTvGxyRE8tudhjs5fNqCG news WBEN Extras news Meteorologist Andy Parker with WBEN's Tom Bauerle on Memorial Day weekend forecast Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False https://pl

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show as Western New York is expecting severe thunderstorms in spots. Andy gives us some insight on how the night will unfold and if you or someone you know has travel plans in an area that is expected to be hit, he answers those questions as well.

Andy Parker Talking About Lake Erie's Ice Boom full 151 Mon, 24 Mar 2025 18:36:13 +0000 gTcXyaTQIrpIaqMaiuTykxO8Vx9iuICt news WBEN Extras news Andy Parker Talking About Lake Erie's Ice Boom Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-li

On the show today, we speak with Frank Rossi about a Christmas movie being shot in Buffalo and how you can get involved with it, we hear from Andy Parker on the great weather to come, we take your calls on a call that came in from Joe in Cheektowaga yesterday essentially saying women are being pushed towards their careers more than motherhood, and are we becoming a nation of slobs as far as how we dress?

We've grown well accustomed to hearing the voice of Andy Parker when we're expecting calamitous weather to hit the Western New York region, so we figured it'd be a nice change of pace to hear Andy with some nice weather on the horizon, he joins us to talk about the warmer temperatures we'll see to round out the week, as well as details on the lunar eclipse that will be visible from Buffalo during the early hours of Friday morning (3-14-25).

As of Tuesday, March 4th, 2025, A flood watch is in effect for the entire Western New York region, as temperatures are set to spike into the mid 50s Wednesday, accompanied by rain, which could lead to flooding and ice jams Wednesday into Thursday. Hear more about this from meteorologist Andy Parker.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to fill us in on what will be a hectic weekend for weather coming up, which could see widespread snow, rain, and cold temperatures leading to some icy conditions.

Happy Valentine's Day! We hope you love today's show, which features, once again, the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association Western Region Vice President Kenny Gold for with more on the fallout from the Collins Correctional Facility situation, an update on the slate of terrible weather this weekend with meteorologist Andy Parker, and to finish the program off, we're starting to see more government secrets being revealed under President Trump, whether its the D.O.G.E. combing through wasteful government spending or President Trump ordering the release of the JFK, RFK, and MLK finals, we're seeing more government transparency...but not totally. What is one government secret you'd like to see revealed?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to provide a weather update, as we were dealt some blasts on snow and freezing rain last night to make for some slippery conditions, and more winter weather expected over the weekend. Andy dishes on that, how much of Lake Erie is covered in ice, how this winter stacks up to winters previous in Western New York, and more.

If you are a corrections officer or the relative of a corrections officer, today's show is for you. With the incident that took place at Collins Correctional Facility yesterday, we continue to shine a light on the hellish working conditions that corrections officers are forced to endure. We also hear from New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association Western Region Vice President Kenny Gold for a follow up on the aforementioned incident at Collins Correctional, and get an update on weather from meteorologist Andy Parker.

Last week, to a lot of online reaction, not all of it good, we spoke to Kelly Wanser from Silver Lining, a non profit that advocates for research in this area. Not everyone was happy we talked about the subject. Understandably people are concerned, with good reason. Humanity doesn't have a great track record of avoiding being reckless or selfish and making decisions here in the so called global north that will definitely hurt other people — but we do it anyway.Whether it's like small island states that will go under the waves in our lifetimes because of. These effects and at the International Court of Justice hearing lawyers for big nations basically saying, “oh, well, that's sad Sorry about that. I don't think we can do about it though But here here's some tickets to get some immigration for a couple thousand of you anyway to come to Australia but in exchange, we're gonna need your fishing rights and Mineral rights for the undersea stuff.”Or telling India and China, “sorry. No, you cannot have the standard of living that fossil fuels enabled The West to have.” Weirdly, not everyone is super excited with that kind of trade off.So if we're going to feel obliged to look seriously at SRM - which is not the same as endorsing it - at the very least there should be ground rules: Insisting that the science done by and for researchers in the global south should be given privileged position in conversations about whether to do that research, about how to weigh potential costs and benefits, how to govern any of that stuff, how to even talk about it. Because places like Latin America, or South Africa, or Pakistan tend to have communities least able to cope with any potential negative outcomes. Andy Parker, Founder and CEO of the Degrees Initiative based in Bristol in the UK, has doing exactly that for 16 years - we think it made for an interesting chat.And in May, Degrees Initiative is convening the world's largest conference to date on SRM, in Cape Town, South Africa. It might well reset the global conversation on the science, the economics, and the geopolitics of SRM.If you're enjoying these conversations, do please share it, leave a rating and review on the platform of your choice, and send us feedback here at wickedproblems.earth.00:49 Current Climate Challenges and Innovations01:39 Global Perspectives on Climate Science05:14 The Ethics of Solar Geoengineering10:05 Interview with Andy Parker19:22 The Degrees Initiative and Global South23:45 Potential Risks and Considerations of SRM26:32 Potential Side Effects of Not Using SRM26:57 Security Implications and Uncertainties27:40 Degrees Initiative: Research and Support28:40 Fictional Scenarios and Real Concerns30:03 Termination Shock and Climate Impact37:01 Governance Challenges of SRM40:22 Mainstream Media and SRM Discourse43:15 Popular Culture's Take on SRM45:50 Final Thoughts and Future Directions48:34 Conclusion and Contact Information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to recap the freezing rain we got last night and what's to come in the immediate future as far as weather goes, as we'll be getting some high winds, some snow over the weekend and early next week, Andy gives us the rundown on what happened, what's going on now, and what's to come this weekend and early next week.

On the program today, we spend some time talking about rock salt, as there's been somewhat of a shortage of it in the northeast, as well as the NCAA's decision to ban transgender athletes in women's sports one day after President Trump's executive order, we check in with meteorologist Andy Parker for a weather update, and we round out talking about newspapers and magazines, do you still read either?

Monday's high winds caused a breach in Buffalo's ice boom, with massive chunks floating down the Niagara River. Heavy winds subside today but snow arrives by the evening. Andy Parker has the forecast.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show as another round of winter weather is set to hit Western New York, snow, severe winds, Andy breaks down what's going to happen where, and when.

Another year, another gut wrenching defeat for the Bills in the postseason at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. Bauerle takes your thoughts on yesterday's game, while we also check in with meteorologist Andy Parker, as there is some nasty weather in Western New York's immediate future as well as Rosanna Berardi to talk about the Trump Administration's early moves regarding immigration policy.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to provide an update on the lake effect snow currently hitting Western New York, we've seen it hit the south towns and make it's way to metro Buffalo and even further north, but Andy is here to answer when the band will move back south, how much accumulation it will leave in it's wake, when it will begin to lighten up, and more.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to talk about the brutal slate of weather set to hit Western New York in the coming days. Lake effect snow, dangerously cold wind chills, and more, and which areas will be affected by what.

As the title suggests, today is an all weather all day type of show as Western New York is in the midst of dealing with lake effect snow across a large stretch, coupled with extreme cold. We hear from meteorologist Andy Parker as well as WBEN's Tim Wenger during his afternoon commute, and we hear from you as well on many weather related topics. What's the weather like where you're at? Is there anything your fellow drivers do while driving in weather like this that gets you pissed off? Are kids not as tough now than they were a couple decades ago, have we become soft when it comes to dealing with the weather? And when referring to temperature, is is 'five below' or 'negative five'?

Andy Parker talks lake effect with Bauerle full 997 Tue, 21 Jan 2025 19:54:54 +0000 uWV249AMFBAndIeAQQ2nk3vVYdAKDan9 news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Andy Parker talks lake effect with Bauerle Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=h

Meteorologist Andy Parker with Tom Bauerle on cold and snow warnings full 931 Mon, 20 Jan 2025 19:38:02 +0000 NDgO9fjS7KtDAjEwypCSYTefdutkO1k8 news & politics,news WBEN Extras news & politics,news Meteorologist Andy Parker with Tom Bauerle on cold and snow warnings Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News & Politics News False https://player.amperwave

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show as a wave of snow coats metro Buffalo and the south towns. If you're looking to travel this afternoon, Andy gives his advice on how you should approach that, and when will this wave of snow begin to relent?

Today's program was spurred by a conversation Tom had with a friend prior to the show, where the friend acknowledged their hearing was faltering and pondering what was worse, losing your hearing or sight. So what do you say, if you had to lose one, would you rather part with your sight or your hearing? Amidst all that, we also check in with meteorologist Andy Parker as much of Western New York was afflicted with snow showers today, and we talk winter as well with you? Are you a winter person, or a snow bird?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to talk about the lake effect storm hitting Western New York past, present, and future. We look at what some areas have gotten so far in terms of snowfall, assess what the conditions are like now, and we'll get a look at what's to come in terms of elements and temperature.

Today, we start out with a weather update from meteorologist Andy Parker, re-visit yesterday's topic asking whether you have conflicts with those you live with over the thermostat, and to round things out, as has become tradition, Luke Superior State University has released it's list of words that should be banished for 2025, what words or expressions are on your personal list of words/phrases that should be done away with in the new year?

Most of Western New York is in a lake effect snow warning, lasting until Thursday the 16th for Southern Erie, Wyoming Cattaraugus, and Chautauqua counties, and Tuesday the 14th for Northern Erie and Genesee counties. Meteorologist Andy Parker provides an update. Who will get the most snow, can we expect school closures, is there a warm up in sight, and how will this effect the Bills AFC Divisional playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday afternoon?

Bauerle makes his return to the program and covers a number of topics, starting things out with getting a check on the weather from meteorologist Andy Parker as most of Western New York finds itself in a lake effect snow warning. With the Southtowns receiving the brunt of the snow so far, that begs the question, are you team Northtowns or Southtowns? Also, have you ever done something in life you thought you never would, perhaps at the urging of your significant other? And, to wrap things up, do you have to engage in 'thermostat wars' in your house?

We start out the program today getting a weather update from Andy Parker, and the remainder of the time is spent on the U.S. Surgeon General, after that call to include a warning label on alcohol warning of an increased cancer risk. Even if they did, would that change the amount you drink?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to provide an update on the current winter weather situation in Western New York, like how long will the cold weather that we've felt so far in January last? When and how much snow will the north towns feel from the Lake Huron lake effect band? Will this lake effect cause any travel issues?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to fill us in on the latest round of winter weather that will be coming to Western New York soon, as lake effect snow warnings have already been handed down for Southern Erie, Wyoming, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties.

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to give you all the latest on the lake effect event hitting Western New York, particularly the south towns, which has seen many road closures and snow is being measured in feet in spots.

Western New York, particularly the south towns, are in the throes of another lake effect snow event. For our south towns listeners, what are the conditions like where you're at? Also, we hear from meteorologist Andy Parker and Elizabeth Carey of AAA who keep you filled in on everything you need to know about this round of lake effect snow, and we hear from WBEN's Tim Wenger who experienced everything the lake effect band threw at Orchard Park last night and this morning.

Meteorologist Andy Parker with Bellavia updating the weather across Western New York with the latest round of lake effect snow full 293 Thu, 12 Dec 2024 16:00:33 +0000 48mouhtU8MlnvRWnUSmuy3ysh2rovSVh buffalo,weather,wben,erie county,andy parker,lake effect snow,news WBEN Extras buffalo,weather,wben,erie county,andy parker,lake effect snow,news Meteorologist Andy Parker with Bellavia updating the weather across Western New York with the latest round of lake effect snow Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News Fa

On the program today, meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to get us prepped for the next round of lake effect snow set to hit Western New York in the first segment, we also talk natural gas? Do you still have it, what do you use it for? What are your thoughts on the proposed electrification of New York State? And to round the program out with some holiday cheer, what Christmas songs do you love/loathe the most?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to keep us up to date on the next round of lake effect snow that will be coming to Western New York in the next few days

As another Lake Effect event looms at the most inopportune time for a lot of us traveling for the holidays, meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to answer any questions you ma have regarding the weather that awaits us and how it may impact your holiday plans.

On today's program, astrologer Cassandra Joan Butler and meteorologist Andy Parker join the show to answer your questions in their respective fields.

On today's program, Tom was joined by guest meteorologist Andy Parker and former member of the City of Buffalo fire department, Tom Bunk to recap the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. Later on in the program, Tom discussed the increase in numbers of young people developing heart problems/heart attacks. What's the cause? Could it be the mandatory COVID vaccine? Is it all a coincidence? What do you think?

Andy Parker returns to the program to provide updates on Hurricane Milton. We talk about the likelihood of the storm steering clear of Tampa, which areas will take the brunt of the force, and answering any questions you may have.

Today's program begins with more updates on Hurricane Milton from meteorologist Andy Parker as well as former member of the City of Buffalo Fire Department, Tom Bunk, who is right outside of Bradenton. And to close things out on a lighter note, a survey found 23% of iPhone users said finding out a potential love interest is an Android user would be a deal breaker. Is it for you? What are some of the biggest deal breakers for you?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins us to kick off the program talking about Hurricane Milton as the state of Florida braces for it's arrival, and gives you everything you need to know, which areas will be the most severely impacted, the general timeline of what is going to happen and when, and more.

On the program today, with Hurricane Milton set to hit Florida shortly, we ask you, have you considered moving to Florida, or are you a 'snowbird' and have already done so? Do you have any regrets about doing so? Also, we have special guest appearances from both Andy Parker and Mike Lomas of 'The Financial Guys' discussing the Hurricane from a meteorological perspective and the financial implications if you're considering a move to Florida, respectively.

Here is Subzero. Now, plain zero. What does that even mean? On this episode, Amanda and Zach get help from guest Andy Parker to discuss the futuristic 1987 film The Running Man. Often categorized as mindless action, the guts of this film may have a bit more than you previously thought. And is Arnold's performance legit good? We answer these topics and more! Take a listen and don't forget to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Make sure to leave a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts. Have questions or comments? Shoot an email to dbcrazypod@gmail.com and we will answer them on the next podcast. Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Podcasts, TuneIn, Spotify, or Google Podcasts and remember to rate and leave a comment. The feedback helps us tremendously!

On today's program, Joe Beamer talks about the news that the Buffalo Diocese finalizing their list of parishes that will be closing, what are your thoughts on this? How would you repurpose some of these old buildings? Also, we check in with meteorologist Andy Parker after the National Weather Service confirmed two tornado touchdowns yesterday, one in Grand Island, one in Genesee County, and of course, tonight's Presidential debate.