3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts open the program discussing heavy fog in northern Silicon Valley and the sounds of the Zephyr train. They reference a 1970s cycle of fog and global cooling, contrasting historical climate fears with a new climate report released on Black Friday.
The hosts discuss the current rainy season in Northern Silicon Valley and California, comparing it to weather patterns from the 1970s. They argue that the climate operates in cycles rather than being driven by global warming, noting that reservoirs are being filled and drained repeatedly.
Stormageddon 2014, Northern California Weather and Infrastructure Damage
A severe winter storm, dubbed Stormageddon 2014, impacted Northern California and the Pacific Northwest, causing significant wind damage and flooding. Infrastructure in Silicon Valley suffered as high winds ripped flashing from houses and threatened to topple trees. Despite the severity, the event received minimal national coverage outside the West Coast. The rainfall is expected to fill reservoirs following a two-year drought cycle, contradicting local climate change narratives.
