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Lovers of Arizona, join us under the Sonoran Sky! Each week, Arizona's Family First Alert Meteorologists will bring you in-depth and entertaining conversations on our state's weather, natural wonders, gardening, hiking, and outdoor activities. Your time under the Sonoran Sky will help you understand how the weather impacts your life.

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    • Climate change, snowfall, and the winter economy

      Climate change, snowfall, and the winter economy
      Jan 21 2026

      Climate change can impact snowfall and the length of the winter season. Dr. Elizabeth Burakowski from the University of New Hampshire joins Pete Mangione to discuss how this affects skiing and the winter economy.

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      23 min
    • Is a great wildflower season coming to Arizona in 2026?

      Is a great wildflower season coming to Arizona in 2026?
      Dec 31 2025

      Abundant fall rains and hints at a decent winter rainy season have wildflower hunters hoping for a big spring bloom. Angelica Elliott from the Desert Botanical Garden is on the Sonoran Sky First Alert Podcast, and she told Royal Norman, things are looking good!
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      20 min
    • Not now, Brown Cloud! Why our air quality is so bad around the holidays & what you can do to change it

      Not now, Brown Cloud! Why our air quality is so bad around the holidays & what you can do to change it
      Dec 23 2025

      The Valley of the Sun mostly sparkles year-round with endless blue skies, but around the holidays the dreaded “brown cloud” returns year after year threatening to spoil our views and our health. First Alert Meteorologist Sean McLaughlin goes in-depth with a communications specialist from Maricopa County’s Air Quality department to break down the reasons behind our dirty air. From our topography and winter weather patterns to that cozy, backyard fire pit and a few fireworks combined, can almost instantly pollute your own neighborhood’s air quality to dangerous levels.

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      24 min
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