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This week on Behind the Front WBRC FOX6 Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice is on the Kurre and Klapow show, talking about cognitive bias and how it impacts a forecast.

This week on Behind the Front WBRC FOX6 News Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice is a guest on the Kurre and Klapow show. And when a radio rock guy, a psychologist and a meteorologist hit the mic you can expect the unexpected.

This week on Behind the Front, WBRC FOX6 News Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice is with David Dillahunt, meteorologist for Southwest Airlines.

This week on Behind The Front, WBRC FOX6 Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice and WBRC FOX6 News Meteorologist Wes Wyatt talk about the advancement of technology.

WBRC FOX6 News Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice sits down to go over this year’s very active severe weather season.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice talks with psychologist Dr. Josh Klapow to understand storm anxiety.

Birmingham Police, and the family of 18-year-old Jordian Valentine are expanding their search for her almost one week after she was last seen

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice talks about about the trends of tornadic activity with Kevin Laws, Science Operations Officer at the NWS in Birmingham.

Winter weather was certainly in the forecast for last week. Tuesday’s snow was something that caught even meteorologists statewide off guard.

Weather this winter has varied in extremes. From tornadoes to freezing conditions, it’s been a busy First Alert season.

Weather radios are an indispensable part of weather safety.

J-P Dice and Dr. Tim Coleman discuss the circumstances surrounding the EF-3 tornado that tore through northern Jefferson County and devastated communities in Fultondale and Center Point.

The Baron Institute is a non-profit organization building a statewide mesonet and camera network.

This week, Behind the Front is taking questions from our audience.

What are Earth’s chances of being hit by a giant meteor? Why are there so many reports of fireballs these days? It’s a pretty hot topic.

2020 was certainly a year for the history books, but did you know it was also a record-breaking year for weather?

A stellar offensive performance to secure the Tide’s spot in the College Football Playoff National Championship for the fifth time in six seasons.

Cold, hot, dreary, sunny - your mood may have something to do with what’s going on outside your window.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice talks with pioneer television meteorologist Roy Leep. For 45 years, Leep was the chief meteorologist at WTVT in Tampa Bay, heading the largest television weather operation in the country.

WBRC Chef Meteorologist J-P Dice is talking to WBRC reporter Josh Gauntt, who covers a variety of topics for us and lately has gotten a heavy dose of hurricane coverage.

The true standard of a team set apart is consistency, and Alabama is capable of creating one outstanding moment after another.

J-P Dice discusses some of the weather tools used in the forecast center that are also available at home.

The Alabama Crimson Tide delivered an exceptional win over Kentucky Saturday, after coronavirus and scheduling kept them off the field for almost three weeks.

J-P Dice is with Kevin Laws as they explore the improvements and limitations of predicting winter weather in the Alabama climate.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist JP Dice and Warning Coordination Meteorologist John DeBlock of the National Weather Service in Birmingham talk about Hurricane Zeta.

The hurricane made landfall and moved through the state as a Tropical Storm Wednesday night into Thursday morning, leaving widespread damage in its wake.

On the opening kick, superstar wide receiver Jaylen Waddle suffered a season ending ankle injury on the return.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist JP Dice and his partner in crime Jill Gilardi are sitting down this week to talk about winter weather this year.

Shipt shoppers took to the streets outside the company’s headquarters in downtown Birmingham to protest changes that shoppers say are interfering with their wages.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice and WBRC meteorologist Jill Gillardi discuss this year’s historically active tropical season.