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If you have a question about Meteorology (weather), I can answer it! Please, no private questions.

Experience in the area

Over 20 years studying & forecasting the weather!

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American Meteorological Society
National Weather Association

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Recent Answers from Donald Rosenfeld

2009-10-08 City/Suburb breeze:

Hi Lori At night when the suburb cools down faster than the city (thermal heat sink) you could have a cool breeze coming from the suburbs towards the city. Usually that happens when the over-all weather

2009-02-04 tornado formation:

Hi Alicia When strong turbulent weather associated with severe thunderstorms interact with low level wind shear, tornadoes some times form. For a more detailed explanations, see: http://www.windows

2009-01-12 meteorology:

Hi Dobby There have been a couple of people who became certified by the American Meteorological Society as being a professional meteorologist but it is very rare and mostly happened in the 50's and

2009-01-06 I don't reall know what I'm doing!!:

Hi Haley Penn State is very good but depending what area (geographical) you're interested in being in and what type of meteorology you're interested in would allow you to make a better decision. A great

2008-11-22 College and meteorology:

Hi Cora Different schools have different requirements regarding points. The best place to get info on what you need to study is at: http://www.weatherknowledge.com/become.html not only will you

 

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