Storm Team 5 Meteorologist Ryan Kudish to talk about weather during movie night at Titletown

ASHWAUBENON, Wis. (WFRV) – Titletown's Movie Nights kick off on Saturday, June 14, with two showings, with Tangled at 4 p.m. and Twisters at 6:30 p.m., with a special guest from us here at Local 5.
Storm Team 5 Meteorologist Ryan Kudish will be at the showing of the film Twisters, along with the storm tracker and graphics, to teach attendees about the weather.
Wisconsin housing market hits record average price of $330K, leaving buyers scrambling
Kudish will offer people the opportunity to come and sit in the storm tracker with the lights on, and stand in front of the television to talk about the weather like a meteorologist.
In addition, Kudish will discuss weather in general, and be available for any questions on weather patterns, especially tornadoes.
Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Learn with AIFact CheckingText to SpeechAI Summary

Related Articles

Axios

2 days ago

• Axios

CU's storm chasers are studying hailstorms

University of Colorado Boulder's Eric Frew is eager to get a drone in the air. It's June in the Plains, and that means hailstorm season. Why it matters: Hail causes billions of dollars in damage every year and leads to higher insurance rates nationwide. Yet, we know little about how it forms, says Frew. What he's saying: "We need better scientific understanding to make better forecast models, to build better homes, and all the things that you can do with a better understanding of this," he tells us hours before he leaves for western Nebraska. State of play: Frew and his small team of students are part of the largest hail study in decades, dubbed ICECHIP. It involves roughly 70 private and public researchers, and includes scientists from the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder. Zoom in: The CU team is spending six weeks through the end of June looking for storm clouds on the Front Range and across the Great Plains. Frew — the director of the Center for Autonomous Air Mobility and Sensing — is tasked with using a drone to map the hailstorm damage from above. "Our team is actually going right behind the storm to try to image … the full extent of where it fell. And you need all of that information together to really understand what's going on with this hail," he says. The intrigue: The drone they are using is the inspiration for the one featured in the blockbuster movie "Twisters." "I want to stress they got the design from us, not the other way around," Frew says with a laugh. Yes, but: No tornado chasing for this team. Frew says hail can cause more damage and is often hard to detect. "It's not quite as crazy as what the movies look like," he allows. "Although … I worry more about the damage hail can do than a tornado, because you can see the tornado a little bit more easily."

Washington Post

5 days ago

• Washington Post

Why the best part of storm chasing isn't the storms

I've been a meteorologist and storm chaser for years. Public interest in storm chasing has skyrocketed since last year's debut of 'Twisters' — but it's nothing like the movies, in which predictably located and dramatically shaped funnels perform dramatic dances for dazzled onlookers. In real life, chasing storms isn't a convenient choreography between the chaser and the clouds; it's a painstaking pursuit that, even for the best chasers, is endlessly frustrating.

Yahoo

13-06-2025

• Yahoo

Storm Team 5 Meteorologist Ryan Kudish to talk about weather during movie night at Titletown

ASHWAUBENON, Wis. (WFRV) – Titletown's Movie Nights kick off on Saturday, June 14, with two showings, with Tangled at 4 p.m. and Twisters at 6:30 p.m., with a special guest from us here at Local 5. Storm Team 5 Meteorologist Ryan Kudish will be at the showing of the film Twisters, along with the storm tracker and graphics, to teach attendees about the weather. Wisconsin housing market hits record average price of $330K, leaving buyers scrambling Kudish will offer people the opportunity to come and sit in the storm tracker with the lights on, and stand in front of the television to talk about the weather like a meteorologist. In addition, Kudish will discuss weather in general, and be available for any questions on weather patterns, especially tornadoes. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.