December 1, 1998 transcript # 262-2
Subject(s): shivering
Title: Get The ShiversDecember 2, 1998 transcript # 262-3
Subject(s): patagonia, wind, cyclonic centers
Title: Patagonia WindDecember 3, 1998 transcript # 262-4
Subject(s): brainstorm
Title: Brainstorm: The DrawDecember 4, 1998 transcript # 262-5
Subject(s): fog, smog, London
Title: Great Smog Of LondonDecember 7, 1998 transcript # 263-1
Subject(s): meteorology
Title: Forensic MeteorologyDecember 8, 1998 transcript # 263-2
Subject(s): air turbulence
Title: Types Of TurbulenceDecember 9, 1998 transcript # 263-3
Subject(s): air turbulence
Title: Turbulence DetectionDecember 10, 1998 transcript # 263-4
Subject(s): air turbulence
Title: LiDARDecember 11, 1998 transcript # 263-5
Subject(s): weather sticks
Title: Brainstorm: WeathersticksDecember 14, 1998 transcript # 264-1
Subject(s): YellowStone National Park, fires of 1988
Title: Black SaturdayDecember 15, 1998 transcript # 264-2
Subject(s): YellowStone National Park, fires of 1988, lightning, virga
Title: Lightning And FiresDecember 16, 1998 transcript # 264-3
Subject(s): Lodgepole Pine
Title: Too Hot To HandleDecember 17, 1998 transcript # 264-4
Subject(s): Fire Ecology
Title: To Burn Or Not To BurnDecember 18, 1998 transcript # 264-5
Subject(s): christmas tree traditions
Title: The Solstice TreeDecember 21, 1998 transcript # 265-1
Subject(s): Stonehenge, winter solstice
Title: StonehengeDecember 22, 1998 transcript # 265-2
Subject(s): differences in precipitation
Title: Listener Question: Hail, Sleet And Freezing RainDecember 23, 1998 transcript # 265-3
Subject(s): christmas, snow
Title: White Christmas In San FranciscoDecember 25, 1998 transcript # 265-5
Subject(s): christmas tree stories
Title: The EvergreenDecember 28, 1998 transcript # 266-1
Subject(s): forecasting, folklore
Title: Wooly Bear CaterpillarDecember 29, 1998 transcript # 266-2
Subject(s): low pressure, blood pressure
Title: Cranky WeatherDecember 30, 1998 transcript # 266-3
Subject(s): meteorological winter, astronomical winter
Title: Two WintersDecember 31, 1998 transcript # 266-4
Subject(s): record -breaking temperatures
Title: 1998 Global Temperatures