"High Instability" is an internet-based radio show that we hope will
prove to be a thought provoking, intellectual foundation for everything
related to weather (meteorology) and the enjoyment this subject brings
to so many people. We'll cover topics such as weather folklore, how to
get the most out of photographing the weather, current advancements in
weather forecasting, severe storms research, engineering and building
practices in hazardous weather prone areas, children's outreach programs
at the National Weather Center ...you name it. Suggestions are welcome!
It is simply amazing what you can do with the internet these days, and
having your own radio show is just one of the many possibilities that
comes to light in this day and age. We are excited at the potential for
such an endeavor and feel that a weather radio show based in the heart
of America would cover a niche that till now was not filled. Being based
in Norman Oklahoma, one of the country's leading severe weather research
centers, we felt that having such a show would be just the thing to take
advantage of the great concentration of cutting-edge meteorological
talent located in this area of the country and allow them
to share their thoughts with our listeners.
As host of the "High Instability" radio show, I can say that I have
had a long interest in both radio and meteorology. Now I get to combine
the two! So I invite you to come listen to the show and get ready for
something that's completely different! It's an intimate look into
the minds of some of the world's leading weather experts, and at the
science of weather. This show is
about the weather and the people who love it and live it! So I leave you with this
famous quote from Roger Miller that I feel is very apropos: "Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet."
Enjoy the show!
-Gene Rhoden-