Science 4 Everyone

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains the different types of wind that come from storms that could lead to events like tornadoes. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why sea levels are rising around the world, including our area, and the impacts in 30 years. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how to properly inflate your tires and how it can relate to being eco-friendly. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why spending time in nature benefits your mental and physical health, and where to find parks in the D.C. area. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why the D.C. area is not experiencing windier conditions and why it has to do with temperatures. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains what makes up the landscape in D.C., also known as the physiographic regions.

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how an increase in population relates to drought conditions in the D.C. area since 1970. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how frost can damage or kill plants and what some plants use to protect themselves. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains cardinal directions, how they relate to the sun and a handy trick if you don’t have a compass. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how much cloud coverage the D.C. area gets and how it affects how solar panels work. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and science teacher!) Ryan Miller breaks down how algorithms work. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how different types of bugs survive during the winter’s cold weather. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why salt used to treat roads during a snowstorm can harm the environment and how it speeds up rusting. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller shares the times of the year when the D.C area gets the most snow. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains how airports name their runways and what it has to do with compass directions. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why wildfires start with a focus on the current wildfires in Southern California. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains ecofriendly ways of disposing your Christmas tree in a way that can help the environment instead of putting it in a landfill. 

We’re all taught in grade school that water freezes into ice at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. So when temperatures stay that cold, it’s easy to assume the snow won’t melt. Unfortunately, its a little more complicated than that.

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains why salt is used on the roads before and after snowstorms to reduce the amount of ice. 

On this Science 4 Everyone, Storm Team4 Meteorologist (and Science Teacher!) Ryan Miller explains the change in distance when the Earth orbits the sun and what it has to do with leap years.