WEEK 17

In this Edition

• ☁️ Your Weather this Week

• 🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️ Running against the Wind

•  🚸☔ WxKids - Waitlist

• 🏈 Cool Draft

• 🌠 Lyrids Showers

• 😜 Light Drizzle of Jokes

Your Weather this Week

The week most of the US will see a chance of rain at some point. The exceptions being the usual hold outs (Phoenix and LA….)

April showers are in full effect. Here’s to seeing May flowers soon!

Running Against the Wind

Marathon Season is off and Running

Marathon season is in full swing this coming weekend. Some of the more notable races this week are:

• Boston Marathon (Today! April 21st)

• Rock ‘n’ Roll - Nashville (April 26th)

• Salt Lake City Marathon (April 26th)

• St. Louis Marathon (April 26th)

• Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon (April 27th)

• Eau Claire Marathon (April 27th)

Looks like some of these races might have a chance of running in the rain! To find some tips and tricks read more here. If you are running in one of those races let us know!

Teacher or Educator?

Join the Waitlist for WxKids Now

Meet the first-of-its-kind learning experience that turns your sky into a classroom. WxKids delivers weekly, weather-aligned lessons that connect directly to what’s happening outside your window—rain, shine, or storm. Each activity is built around real conditions to make learning relevant, hands-on, and fun, while teaching key skills in math, science, art, and technology. It’s not just a lesson—it’s Nature’s Classroom, delivered to you.

Cool Draft

The NFL draft takes place this week in Green Bay Wisconsin, April 24 through the 26th. The weather is looking about what you might expect with Highs in the 60s and Lows in the 40s. Later in the week could be wet with a chance of showers in the forecast.

As far as who is going to go number one only the Titans know that but the forecast is that Cam Ward and Travis Hunter are in the running.

1. Tennesse Titans

2. Cleveland Browns

3. New York Giants

Lyrids Showers

Meteor Showers

This is your chance to see one of the oldest meteor showers. April 21st and 22nd the Lyrids Meteor shower will peak. This meteor shower has a recorded history of over 2,700 years with observations by the Chinese. To learn more about this and how to view - check this out!

Light Drizzle of Jokes

Why did the thermometer break up with the barometer?

— Because it couldn’t handle the pressure —

Have a great week ahead! If you have suggestions or articles you would like to see in this newsletter, send an email to [email protected] or Send us a text message to chat, complain, or ask a question at 1-205-618-1506 or click the link!

-From the Desk of the Weathered