DYK: Magic milk experiment
Did you know you can do some pretty cool things with milk, dish soap, and food coloring? Good Day Austin's Adaleigh Rowe shows you how in this "Did You Know?".
When Rain Returns
After over a month without measurable rain in Austin, there are finally rain chances in the forecast! Meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe shares the details.
How to make clouds at home
In this "Did You Know", FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe and her assistant Libbi Farrow show how you can make your own clouds at home.
Did You Know?: Tropical terminology
The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season is in mid-September, and with the peak of tropical activity right around the corner, it is essential to review some tropical terminology. In this Did You Know, FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe explains all about hurricanes.
DYK: All about humidity
As summer is getting underway, have you ever wondered how meteorologists measure humidity? In this Did You Know, FOX 7 Austin's Adaleigh Rowe explains how.
Did You Know: All about tornadoes
Have you ever wondered how meteorologists track tornadoes? In this "Did You Know?", FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe explains.
Did You Know?: Eclipse weather changes
Tomorrow is the highly anticipated total solar eclipse, and with that comes some weather changes. Meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe explains in this "Did You Know".
Did You Know?: How to dye flowers
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Adaleigh Rowe shows us how to dye flowers.
Did You Know?: What is a nor'easter?
If you have been paying attention to the weather lately, you have likely heard the term nor'easter, but what does that mean? FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe explains in this "Did You Know?".
Snowflakes: What makes their unique shapes
While we won't be seeing a white Christmas here in Central Texas, have you ever noticed that snowflakes can look very different? Adaleigh Rowe explains why in this week's Did You Know?
The dangers of driving on wet leaves
In this edition of Did You Know?, Adaleigh Rowe explains the risks of driving your car on wet leaves, which can be as dangerous as driving on ice.
Did You Know: Fan rotation changes
Did you know that you can keep your home warmer by reversing the rotational direction of your ceiling fan? Meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe explains in this "Did You Know?".
Did You Know- How to make Spooky Slime
Adaleigh Rowe and Libbi Farrow team up to make some spooky slime with household items.
Did You Know?: Preparing for severe weather
The power grid is a big topic of conversation year-round, especially when it's the heat of the summer or the super cold winter. Erin Balor, co-founder of 4Patriots, tells Adaleigh Rowe some tips on what to do if your power goes out.
Did you Know?: All about mosquitos
In this edition of Did You Know? with Adaleigh Rowe, Mike Bentley, director of training and education at National Pests Management, tells us about the dangers that mosquitos present and how to protect yourself from them in this summer's muggy weather.
Home safety tips for severe weather
Texas is no stranger to wild weather and it's essential to have a plan in place. FOX 7 Austin meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe gets details from HomeZada.
Rock Lawns vs Grass Lawns
With ongoing heat, drought, and water restrictions, many people are considering switching from a traditional grass lawn to a rock lawn. Meteorologist Adaleigh Rowe sits down with Mike Arnold, the director of The Gardens at Texas A&M, to discuss the pros and cons of different lawns.
Dogs and Summer Time Safety
Adaleigh Rowe sits down with the Texas Humane Heroes Director of Medical Services to answer questions about overheating, summer haircuts, and much more.
Did You Know?: Discussing the smell of rain
Have you ever stepped outside and knew that rain was coming on the way by just using your nose? Adaleigh Rowe talks about the scent of rain.
Did You Know?: Snake season safety
It's that time of year where snakes start to appear right here in Central Texas, so let's talk snake season safety. In this Did You Know?, Good Day Austin's Adaleigh Rowe talks with herpetologist Paul Crump with Texas Parks and Wildlife about what kinds of snakes to watch out for and where, and what to do if you get bit.