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Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant are back this week to talk about the final days of April and what's expected heading into May. As Rich talks about, the start of May is sometimes referred to as the unofficial start of the warm season when people start to head to the beaches on the weekends. 

Meteorologists Jake Grant and Erich Ahlf talk about our Easter weekend weather and take a look back at past weather on Easter. They also talk about the rare instances when Delmarva has received a snow storm in the month of April!

Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf talk about the recent surplus in rainfall and how timely the rain has been for the lingering drought across Delmarva. They also talk about how the moderate rainfall and cloudy and cool days are optimal for the health of vegetation.

Spring is in full swing across Delmarva, with roller coaster temperature swings and an active weather pattern. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf discuss the recent beneficial rain and its impact to the growing season, plus how cold nights this time of the year can easily lead to frost or a freeze.

Zach, Nick, and Bob dive deep into the break camp rosters for the Chesapeake Baysox, Aberdeen Ironbirds, and Delmarva Shorebirds. Join our Discord! - https://discord.gg/bwxTfRbBbA Subscribe to our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_Ni5B6UU3nUh5CeFnlxig Check out our merch store - https://orioles-on-the-verge.printful.me/

In this episode: Reminder: tax extensions don't extend the time to pay. Upcoming potential changes due to 2025 tax law expirations. Carried interest and capital gains vs. ordinary income. Proposed taxation of municipal bond interest. New early retirement withdrawal exception for emergencies (up to $1,000/year). Importance of certified appraisals for large non-cash donations. Theft losses from internet scams are not deductible unless business-related. Mileage deduction rules and common documentation pitfalls. Finalized update on BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) reporting requirements for foreign companies. We're joined by Lauren Bunting, broker at Keller Williams Realty of Delmarva, who shares her journey from residential real estate agent to actively selling broker. Lauren dives into the evolving world of commercial real estate, the impact of the recent class-action lawsuit on agent compensation, and how these changes are reshaping buyer and seller relationships. She also talks strategy—highlighting how real estate, especially in resort areas, remains a powerful tool for wealth-building, whether it's your first home, a vacation property, or a commercial investment. Her advice? Don't wait for the perfect time to buy—buy, and give it time.

This week, Meteorologist Jake Grant and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf recap Monday night's severe weather on Delmarva that prompted a few tornado warnings. They also take a look ahead at the weekend forecast, and touch on the potential for a late season freeze next week.

As March draws to a close, signs of spring continue to expand across Delmarva. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant talk cherry blossoms, baseball and typical spring weather on Delmarva.

Coming off a heavy rain event this past weekend, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf are back this week to look at the coming transition from winter to spring. They discuss how an active late winter pattern has helped to alleviate some of the drought conditions that have plagued the area since the fall. 

This episode will cover two missing persons cases that have left their families looking for answers, with one person possibly disappearing because of an ultimate betrayal of a parent, with the other disappearing under odd and unbelievable circumstances.   Note: I was able to find a later age progressed photo of Sean White that is different than the one I referenced in the episode.   Link to YouTube Music page (formerly Google Podcasts)  Danger on Delmarva Pod via YouTube Music  Danger on Delmarva https://www.facebook.com/DangeronDelmarva  or search for @dangerondelmarva on Facebook https://twitter.com/DangeronD?s=09 Danger on Delmarva - YouTube Sources:   Missing Monday: Unsolved reports of missing children in 2002 - The Mourning Feed   https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=murder%20mystery%20delmarva    https://int-missing.fandom.com/wiki/Shawn_White   Shawn White- Delaware- 2002   Missing: Shawn White | Wilmington, DE | Uncovered   https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/8283?nav    Missing Person / NamUs #MP97938    Missing in North Carolina/Virginia: Where is Alyssa Taylor? Did she perish in a fiery crash? : r/UnresolvedMysteries    Search continues for woman last seen with truck driver who died in fiery crash - TheTrucker.com    Missing Shore woman was last traveling in tractor-trailer in fatal crash    One Year Anniversary of Accomack County Woman's Disappearance | Latest News | wboc.com    ‘Why Isn't My Mom Here?' Family Wants Answers Months After Virginia Mother Disappears    Family's discovery adds new twist in mystery disappearance of Eastern Shore woman | WAVY.com    Family: Missing Accomack woman's body might be in N.C. landfill - Eastern Shore Post    Highway Patrol: Missing Va. woman was not in truck that crashed, burned on I-85    Oak Hall, VA - Niche   A year later, still no answers on missing Eastern Shore woman    Oak Hall, Virginia - Wikipedia 

* Dewey Beach Gears Up for Biggest Party of the Year (so far):* A multi-day event featuring live entertainment and performances by young Irish dancers, some of whom are competing in Dublin.* Substack Surge and the Return of Community:* Destination Delmarva on Substack: A growing online platform aimed at fostering community and sharing stories related to the Delmarva Peninsula, with a focus on participatory contributions from writers and creators.* The Evolution of Online Engagement:* The Resurgence of Online Communities: A discussion about the return of older internet formats and the renewed interest in platforms that encourage direct engagement and community building, like the return of Digg.* Podcasting's Expanding Reach:* Podcasting on YouTube: An exploration of the increasing popularity of podcasts on YouTube, with significant growth in downloads and listenership, highlighting the platform's expanding role in audio content consumption.* A Thought-Provoking End Note:* Capital Punishment Discussion: A discussion of an article describing an execution by firing squad, including personal reactions and thoughts on the ethics and logistics of capital punishment. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daydrinkingondelmarva.substack.com

We've always been champions of the power of community and the potential charm of our region. Now, we're taking that passion a step further with the launch of a new digital space, a "soft opening" if you will, called Destination Delmarva. It's a place dedicated to showcasing the peninsula.This project feels like a return to our roots, a rediscovery of the original vision that fueled our work. We're aiming to capture the essence of Delmarva, sharing stories and experiences that resonate with both locals and visitors alike. As we gear up for the summer season, we're also keeping a close eye on the evolving landscape of local entertainment. The Freeman Arts Pavillion is undergoing a significant transformation, with construction underway for a new stage. This shift will bring a fresh perspective to the concert experience, requiring a bit of adjustment for patrons. Stay tuned for more coverage as we go forward. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daydrinkingondelmarva.substack.com

After a brief stint in the 60s this past weekend, winter has made a triumphant return, with arctic air and another shot of snow expected to impact Delmarva Wednesday evening. Will this be the last big winter event of the season? Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant explore the setup for this system and look ahead as March draws closer on the calendar. 

An active weather week brings another big snow to much of Delmarva. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant look at this week's snow setup and how it differs from the big storm back in January. Several systems are expected to bring precipitation to the area, a good sign for the peninsula as it continues to be plagued by persistent drought.

The first days of February have continued to prove mild, although some of the area snow piles have proven stubborn to melt. Especially coming out of the frigid and snowy pattern that encased much of mid and late January, the groundhog's prediction of 6 more weeks of winter leaves a lot of time left for big changes. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek examines the emerging trends that may lead to another blast of cold air and chance for more snow later in the month. 

After a frigid stretch, near-to-above average temperatures have returned to Delmarva helping to kickstart melting of the snow and ice that's plagued the area. However, with drought still a major issue across the peninsula there are some added issues with the dry air that's been in place. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf discuss the shift in pattern and what may come of a big storm system later in the week.

Angry Delmarva Power customers have been calling, emailing and texting Rick and the Delaware Public Advocate about these huge natural gas distribution fees on their bills. Delmarva Power President Phil Vavala contacted Rick to be on the program to explain and offer some help.

Brent Burdge is the guy who learned why Delmarva customers saw such dramatic increases in the natural gas distribution fees and explained it better than anyone else. Brent explains why Republicans really need to get out and vote for him in the Feb 15 special election. Early voting begins Feb 5 at • Claymont Community Center, 3301 Green St., Claymont, DE 19703 • Police Athletic League of Wilmington (Wilmington PAL), 3707 N. Market St., Wilmington, DE 19802

A string of consecutive days in the deep freeze has Delmarva in the midst of the longest cold snap since January 2018. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant discuss the origins and staying power of a true arctic airmass that has reached as far south as the Gulf of Mexico. They also talk about a rare and record breaking winter storm in the gulf states that is bringing snow and ice to areas that have not seen measurable winter precipitation in years or even decades!

In this week's episode of Day Drinking on Delmarva, Tony talks funeral homes while, Todd explores AI automation, discussing tools like make.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daydrinkingondelmarva.substack.com

This episode features an interview with Larry and Jacob Amon, who are launching a new club in the Maryland-Delaware region. They discuss their personal soccer backgrounds, the challenges of establishing a club in a less populated area with limited existing opportunities, and their strategies for securing funding, finding a venue, and building a strong community presence. The conversation also touches upon the importance of fan engagement and creating a unique and appealing club experience beyond just the games themselves. As ever, thanks to Fanbase for their support

On the heels of the first big winter storm in almost in 3 years, bitterly cold air continues to grip Delmarva and much of the east coast. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf talk about how the prolonged cold pattern may continue for the remainder of January and the prospects of any more snow or ice.

Heavy snow and ice blankets much of Delmarva after the most impactful storm in almost 3 years slammed the region on Monday. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant recap the event and discuss how the storm left some areas with close to a foot of snow. They also look ahead to the potential of another shot of snow this weekend.

Mike Bradley is the busiest man in radio - between his 5-9am shift and the many other hats he wears at the radio station including Sports Director and Imaging duties. Mike is originally from Baltimore but has made his home on the Shore since 2005 and now with his wife and baby daughter. He is no stranger to Delmarva since he spent every summer at his family place in OC. Mike loves the beach and is a sports nut both playing and watching. Ravens, O's, Terps, Caps, University of Michigan and the Lakers are his teams. He also loves history, especially local history. Bradley works part-time doing Sports Talk for Audacy Radio's 105-7 The Fan in Baltimore where he also anchors Football & Basketball Pre-Game Shows and more on the Maryland Sports Radio Network. He also Co-Hosts a Podcast and writes for Shore Sports MD covering High School Sports on the Eastern Shore. He also hosts Overtime Live, Maryland's ONLY High School Football Radio Show. He also writes for baltimoresportsandlife.com Bradley graduated from Loyola College in Baltimore with a Finance degree where he worked for three years before taking a full time job in 2005 at the old Great Scott Broadcasting in Georgetown, DE. At GSB he worked on-air in music radio. At one point he also was Program Director of two stations and later Operations Manager. Prior to coming to WGMD in late August of 2012 he came via Easton where he was doing afternoon drive music radio. Mike loves having fun on the air, where he can inform, entertain and keep things a little lighter. You can listen to him Monday-Friday 5-9am. You can reach Mike by email at "mike.bradley@wgmd.com". Source: https://www.wgmd.com/listen/mike-bradley/

2024 went out on a stormy note across much of the east coast, including Delmarva. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf ring in the new year by talking big changes...frigid temperatures and possible storm development - enough to get the snow lovers excited! They also look back at final weekend of the year that brought a tornado outbreak to the deep south.

Getting set for the next arctic blast, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant look at how this may be the coldest air Delmarva has experienced in almost 2 years, dating back to Christmas of 2022. They also look at a rare severe weather outbreak in California which prompted the first ever tornado warning for the city of San Francisco.

In one of the most shocking crimes to hit Delmarva, a hard-working and well-liked woman orchestrated the murder of two men with the help of her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend.  Nothing about this case was simple, with complex timelines, missing men, and horrific discoveries.  With the family connections with almost everyone involved in this case and very questionable decisions made by both the mastermind and police, it was still just a matter of time before her plan began to unravel.  So let's explore the murders of John Charbonneau and Billy Sproates, planned by a woman very close to each of them, Linda Charbonneau.   Photo Credit: Anemone123 - Pixabay  Link to YouTube Music page (formerly Google Podcasts)  Danger on Delmarva Pod via YouTube Music  Danger on Delmarva https://www.facebook.com/DangeronDelmarva  or search for @dangerondelmarva on Facebook https://twitter.com/DangeronD?s=09 Danger on Delmarva - YouTube Link to YouTube Music page (formerly Google Podcasts)  Danger on Delmarva Pod via YouTube Music    Support the Podcast: Paypal  Buy Me A Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rondajeffe9  Linda Charbonneau | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers State of Delaware v. Charbonneau. State of Delaware v. Rucinski.   State of Delaware v. Charbonneau. 9/9/2010   State of Delaware v. Charbonneau. 6/4/2004   State v. Charbonneau, Cr.A. No. 02-07-0308, No. 02-07-0309., 02-07-0310, 02-07-0311, 02-07-0312 | Casetext Search + Citator   Who Killed Billy Sproates, John Charbonneau | Crime News (oxygen.com)   Murders of John Charbonneau and William Sproates by Linda Lou Charbonneau investigated on Buried in the Backyard (dailycrime.com)   Watch A Family Affair | Buried in the Backyard   Linda Lou Charbonneau's Release Date, Confirmed (wegotthiscovered.com)   Woman involved in double killing seeks commutation - 47abc (wmdt.com)   The Daily Times 12/1/2001   The News Journal 12/5/2001   The Daily Times 11/8/2005   The News Journal 11/23/2004   The News Journal 4/30/2004   The News Journal 4/28/2004   The News Journal 4/28/2004   The Daily Times 4/11/2004   The News Journal 10/9/2003   The News Journal 6/4/2003   The News Journal 6/4/2003   The Daily Times 7/10/2002   The News Journal 12/5/2001   The Daily Times 12/1/2001   The Star Democrat 12/12/2006    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/41715777/william_harry-sproates

Drought still plagues all of Delmarva, but a midweek storm system is set to bring the most rain in one event in quite some time. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf discuss the expectations from this storm, the high wind potential and the next big cold snap that will arrive by the end of the week.

2 - Mike Bradley of The Talk of Delmarva 92.7 + 98.5 WGMD joins us today to discuss the top headlines of the day. Mike details a local story involving the Delaware Supreme Court. What was the biggest issue for Delaware voters in this cycle? Could Delaware flip to red? 215 - Money Melody! 220 - Winner! 225 - Your side question calls. 230 - The Gray Area. 235 - Wrapping up the week's top headlines. 240 - Your side question calls. Calling out Dom for his pronunciations 250 - Lightning Round!

12 - The Daniel Penny case has resulted in a hung jury, and Dom details his thoughts on the matter as the judge implores the jury to try and reach a verdict. 1205 - The state senate will pass a bill called the “Save Women's Sports Act”. Is this “cruel” like Josh Shapiro says it is? And will he veto it? 1215 - Side question - mispronounced words 1220 - Law Professor and expert Alan Dershowitz joins us today to break down the Daniel Penny hung jury and what experts are moving forward in regards to this case. They then move to the impending Trump presidency, and how will his Presidency bring peace to Israel and throughout the middle east? What would it take for Dom to pass Alan Dershowitz's class? Mock trial time? 1230 - Your calls. Does Gavin Newsome need to embrace the gray? Do others? 1240 - Interview of the year? Only a handful. 1250 - Your calls on pronunciation. 1 - PA Senator-elect Dawn Keefer joins the program this afternoon. Why did Dawn sponsor this “Save Women's Sports Act”? Why revive this now? Will Josh Shapiro be able to veto this without blowback? Who will be the biggest loser if this doesn't pass? What was the biggest issue that her voters cared about this election cycle? What will the PA Supreme Court look like in the near future? 120 - Your calls and nominations. 130 - Curtis Sliwa, founder of The Guardian Angels, joins us today to discuss Daniel Penny's court case. Does Curtis ever run into issues on the subway where someone like The Guardian Angels would step in? Could a Republican contend in New York City for Mayor? Talking about the “Curtis-isms” that he spouts out in conversation. 145 - State Senator Tracy Pennycuick joins us today and details the area she represents. She also details the unfair advantages that a transitioned man who has gone through male puberty has over other women on the playing field. If the “Save Women's Sports Act” is vetoed by Josh Shapiro, what will become of his political career? Tracy implores that common sense comes back to the table on this debate. 2 - Mike Bradley of The Talk of Delmarva 92.7 + 98.5 WGMD joins us today to discuss the top headlines of the day. Mike details a local story involving the Delaware Supreme Court. What was the biggest issue for Delaware voters in this cycle? Could Delaware flip to red? 215 - Money Melody! 220 - Winner! 225 - Your side question calls. 230 - The Gray Area. 235 - Wrapping up the week's top headlines. 240 - Your side question calls. Calling out Dom for his pronunciations. 250 - Lightning Round!

Wondering how the weather will shape your weekend plans? Meteorologist Steve Pelletier breaks down the critical weather patterns across the United States as we wrap up November 2024. With a high-pressure system dominating the central Mississippi River Valley to the eastern seaboard, expect frigid temperatures and potential lake-effect snow squalls around the Great Lakes, which might dump several feet of snow in some areas. An upper-level disturbance is stirring up snow flurries as it travels through central and southern Illinois toward northern Kentucky, southern Indiana, and Ohio, setting up a wintry scene as it approaches Delmarva by Sunday.As we embark on meteorological winter, Steve discusses the impacts of shorter days and the chill swooping down from central Canada. Travelers can breathe a sigh of relief as dry conditions are forecasted for the Southeast, including Atlanta and Florida, with similarly fair skies in major northeastern cities like Boston and New York. Meanwhile, the Midwest braces for windy conditions with occasional snow showers, and the West Coast enjoys mostly clear skies with light rain only in Seattle. The Northeast will kick off December with crisp, sunny days and chilly nights. Tune in as Steve ensures you're well-prepared for the week ahead, regardless of what Mother Nature has planned.

As drought has been the main focus of the fall thus far, the first big cold front of the season arrives Wednesday night with gusty winds and dropping temps. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant talk about the chance at some more much needed rain with the front and about how chilly it will feel by the end of the week. 

This week, Meteorologist Jake Grant and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf recap the much-needed rain the area received Sunday night. Plus, they discuss the ongoing drought and the next opportunity for rain.

Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf are back this week to talk about the record streak of dry weather that continues on Delmarva. Looking ahead to some positive changes, they also talk about the best chance for rain the region has seen since September. 

Drought is continuing to worsen across all of Delmarva as October is set to go into the books as a completely dry month for much of the area. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant look at the long range pattern for any signs of change. They also talk about the first freeze of the season and the roller coaster temperature swing that will bring a late summer feel to Halloween.

The first offshore wind farm on the Delaware-Maryland-Virginia coast, off Ocean City, Maryland, has received FERC approval and has submitted an application to Maryland's public utility regulator. Sunil Dasgupta talks with Jeff Grybowski, CEO of US Wind, the project developer, about what it takes to build infrastructure in the United States. Music from Washington DC rock ‘n' roll band 7 Door Sedan.

Meteorologists Jake Grant and Erich Ahlf take a look at record dry conditions across Delmarva. They also discuss the fall season as we move later into October. 

Hurricane Milton left a trail of destruction across Florida that continues to be assessed. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jak Grant discuss the unique conditions that led to a preceding historic tornado outbreak ahead of Milton. Rich and Jake also talk about the increasing drought across Delmarva.

The scope of Helene's destruction may not be fully known for quite some time, but the range of devastation from the Florida coast up through the southeast and into areas of Appalachia is nothing short of unprecedented. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant unpack some of the details of how Helene was able to affect such a large area of the country, comparing it to similar storms in modern history such as Hurricane Katrina.

Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf recap the recent high tidal flooding along many of the coastal communities along the Chesapeake Bay side of Delmarva and the cause of such a prolonged event. In the tropics, Helene is forecast to rapidly intensify into a potential major hurricane. Rich and Erich delve into the factors that may lead to a devastating landfall along the northwest Florida coast by the end of the week.

In the final days of Summer, an extended dry pattern has finally shifted with tropical activity impacting the Mid-Atlantic. Meteorologists Erich Ahlf and Jake Grant discuss why this tropical system was more unique to the typical systems of the season thus far. They also look ahead to "leaf changing" season and delve into the processes that have started to subtly show across Delmarva.

The middle of September is set to bring a fantastic stretch of weather to Delmarva. This will also increase drought conditions across the area, and Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant discuss how this will affect fall foliage in the coming weeks. As Hurricane Francine bears down on Louisiana, they will talk about any impact expected on Delmarva. 

This week we dive into the challenges of working remotely, remotely, as Todd and Toney recount working on the road.Learn about the latest in video creation technology, top-notch hosts in Austin, and the art of staying productive while on the road. Cheers to the power of good acoustics and hosting skills that make you feel at home anywhere. Stay tuned for more on the joys of living and working on the Delmarva Peninsula, as we bring you real stories of life, culture, and entrepreneurship. It's all happening on Day Drinking on Delmarva. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daydrinkingondelmarva.substack.com

This week, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek talks about the big shift in the overall pattern that has brought Delmarva some of the best weather that could be expected for the middle of August. This ties into the recent tracks of Debby and Ernesto, the latter causing issues with rip currents along the coast. Monday's full "Blue" moon starts a streak of 4 consecutive "Supermoons" that will occur through the middle of Fall.

Tropical Storm Debby brought a lot of problems to the southeast and mid-Atlantic regions, from flash flooding to tornadoes over a several day period. However, in the vast expanse of the system's influence, Delmarva was able to avoid much of the worst that Debby had to offer - despite model trends and forecasts suggesting severe weather for the area. On this week's episode, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant dissect the changing variables that led to a shift in the forecast as Debby moved through the region.

Mark DeLancey, a man of many accomplishments, is the Executive Director of the Salisbury, Maryland, PFLAG chapter. At 61, he is a retired Marine, a prominent LGBTQ leader, a Triplet, a world record holder, an Artist, a Horror Film buff, a Theatre enthusiast, a part-time gardener, and a recovering Gen X/Boomer cusp baby.Mark's unique perspective on life and his commitment to the LGBTQ community has landed him in Salisbury, MD, where he has retired to settle down with his fiancée Eric and his new puppy, Ash. His work keeps him active and busy as he plans the city's new pride parade while he tries to find time with family and makes new friends from all over Delmarva.While traveling worldwide and finally settling in Maryland, his life may be considered an adventure by some, a tragedy by others, and a short trashy novel by haters. However, he is living proof that we all have a story to tell. Salisbury, MarylandMark Delancey, the executive director of the Salisbury, Maryland, PFLAG chapter, shares his journey of moving to Salisbury and why he chose it as his new home. Salisbury is located on the Delmarva Peninsula and offers a unique downtown area, historical district, marina, beaches, museums, and a zoo. The LGBTQ community in Salisbury is not huge, but it is diverse and accepting. Rehoboth Beach, a thriving LGBTQ community, is only 45 minutes away. The cost of living in Salisbury is relatively affordable, with rental prices for a two-bedroom, two-bath averaging around $1,180 per month. The town has been revitalized with new developments, walking paths, and community events. Salisbury also offers arts and culture with galleries, a museum, and regular exhibits. Salisbury, Maryland, provides a welcoming and safe community for LGBTQ individuals. The city has a growing LGBTQ population and a supportive atmosphere. The healthcare system is accessible, with a major hospital and numerous clinics. The restaurant scene in Salisbury is diverse, offering a variety of cuisines, including Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Mexican, Italian, and seafood. The city also has a thriving theater scene, with multiple theater companies and cultural centers. While Salisbury is predominantly a car-centric city, there is a focus on walkability and revitalization of the downtown area. The city is located within a reasonable driving distance to New York and Philadelphia, providing opportunities for theater and cultural experiences. However, Salisbury does have some challenges, including political divisions and a lack of a larger LGBTQ community. Overall, Salisbury offers affordability, good healthcare, and a sense of community for retirees.

On this week's episode, Chief Meteorologist RIch Wirdzek, Meteorologist Jake Grant and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf recap this past weekend's severe storms across Delmarva and discuss Debby and the potential impacts we could see later this week.

After a lull in the tropics, activity is slowly beginning to brew in the Atlantic. On this week's episode, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Jake Grant take a look at a developing disturbance near the Carribean that may pose a risk to the southeastern coast in the coming days. Meanwhile, western wildfire smoke migrates east which coincides with the ramp up of the latest heat wave. Jake and Rich discuss possible air quality issues and how long the stretch of high heat will last. 

The first half of July was dominated by scorching heat and an increasing drought for Delmarva, but a shift in the overall pattern has brought a reversal to these trends. Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Meteorologist Erich Ahlf talk about the return of stormy weather on this week's podcast. They also dissect the setup that brought a small tornado risk to the area on Monday night which prompted a tornado warning for some of the Delaware beaches.

In the grips of the 3rd heat wave of the summer, Chief Meteorologist Rich Wirdzek and Jake Grant look ahead to some relief that may come in the form of severe weather. They also talk about the exciting news that the Maryland Mesonet, a collection of weather data sensors across the state, will be expanding into Worcester county.