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Donald Rosenfeld
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| Any questions (except private) answered from the 1st grade level on up pertaining to any aspect of Weather. I am a 20 year member of the American Meteorological society and a
long time forecaster of eastern United States snow
storms and Hurricanes.
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Harry Hayfield
U.K.
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| If given any US zipcode I can give you a forecast (detailed for the next 24 hours and summarised for the next five to ten days) and explain what precisely is likely to happen | Available
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Alan Strealy
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| I am great at breaking down complicated weather phenomenon into readily understood formats. Based on the education level of the individual asking the question, the explanation will be more complex at the higher grade levels. | Available
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Matthew Addison
U.S.
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| I am currently a Meteorologist in the Air Force and have been for 13 years now. I can answer most questions pertaining to weather from the simple basic level to complicated forecasting level. | On Vacation
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2008-07-03 Surface Analysis: Hi Ashley The more you practice the better you'll get! Here are some resources: http://vortex.plymouth.edu/sfcwx-u.html http://www.stormchaser.niu.edu/machine/surface.html http://vortex...
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2008-07-03 lightning strikes: It is possible that a strike could have caused the issue. You will have to check and see if there is any other marks near the area. Not sure exactly where the table is at, if there is nothing protecting...
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2008-07-01 Weather in water world: Hi Teresa Very good questions! If the earth had no land the surface would be flat water and winds would blow faster. This subject was discussed at: http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/index...
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2008-07-01 Weather: Hi Angela The date is too far in the future for an accurate forecast. Forecasts of between 4 and 7 days can be given accurately depending on the season and location. In the winter season, the...
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2008-06-28 weather watches: Hi Cindy A very good question! Take a look at: http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/287/ http://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado/#Forecasting http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/43/...
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