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Jonathan and Catherine reflect on what they’ve learned so far, both about their guests and about themselves.

Imagine hearing stories from a storm chaser. Yes, it is as cool as it sounds.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice chats with meteorologist Jill Gilardi about the unpredictability of summer showers.

This week we're looking back at the whirlwind balance John and Clare managed to achieve as a part of the WBRC family.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice and meteorologist Wes Wyatt discuss the effects of dust in the atmosphere as it travels from the Sahara Desert.

Catherine and Jonathan mediate a conversation full of laughter and insight with Steve Crocker, WBRC’s 17-year veteran.

Think you know lightning? Where it comes from, what it means, how to handle it? Well, WBRC Chief meteorologist J-P Dice will put your knowledge to the test.

Jonathan and Catherine chat with Chasity about what’s it’s been like to transition under such unusual circumstances and what her biggest challenges have been as she adjusts to a new job and a new city.

Flying and meteorology go hand-in-hand and J-P breaks down the difference weather can make when you’re traveling through the air.

This week Brittany Dionne talks about reporting in the city she loves while staying close to the people she loves

Matt Daniel and J-P Dice rarely cross paths when they’re in the studio, but now that they’re working from home it presented the perfect opportunity for the two meteorologists to catch up and answer some of your questions.

It’s a rare opportunity to investigate the heart and soul of an investigator.

What goes into the weather center of a new TV studio? That’s what WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice wants to discuss with Josh Johnson, Chief Meteorologist at WSFA, our sister station in Montgomery.

Get to know Randi Hildreth, WBRC’s young powerhouse reporter.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice likes to answer your questions from time to time. This is one of those times.

Week two of 6 Off Script is dedicated to a conversation with a fellow podcaster, WBRC Chief Meteorologist JP Dice.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice talks to WBRC meteorologist Jill Gilardi about the unexpected impact COVID-19 is having on the reliability of model data.

Jonathan and Cat are talking to their co-workers to give you a behind the scenes look at the people who bring you WBRC Fox6 News.

Wake lows are a high-wind weather event that aren’t very common but cause damage very similar to tornadoes.

Congratulations Jalen!

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P discusses storm anxiety and how to deal with it.

Behind the Front is going behind the scenes, social-distancing style.

The first signs of spring are in the air and for many people, and the breezy temperatures have been a welcomed change.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice and meteorologist Wes Wyatt discuss research that indicates the role weather plays in the coronavirus pandemic.

Behind the Front: Commitment to Coverage

In the aftermath of a storm that took the lives of at least 24 people, J-P and Dr. Coleman discuss the mysterious circumstances where conditions were not ideal for a storm that severe.

Learn what people look for in body language, how it impacts the message and how J-P handles the pressure.

Sometimes the best way to talk to a child about weather is to see weather through a child’s eyes first. That’s why the WBRC FOX6 First Alert Weather team is getting into the puppet show business.

WBRC Chief meteorologist J-P Dice sits down with Jefferson County Emergency Management Director Jim Coker to discuss the ways in which weather alerts have evolved over the years.

WBRC Chief Meteorologist J-P Dice and WBRC meteorologist Jill Gilardi discuss why it’s not a good idea to rely on outdoor sirens to alert you of severe weather.