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Expert Profile: Donald Rosenfeld

Expertise:  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!

Organizations
American Meteorological Society
National Weather Association

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Knowledge   9.92   Best of the best
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Thanks for such a quick and thorough answer! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again!
(C M on 04/29/08)
Thank you very much!
(G.I.L on 03/16/08)
The USDOL gives the best descrip. I see now how an M.S. in met. does exceed the educ. req. for an observer. Thanks!
(Issie on 02/24/08)
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(Ryan on 08/26/07)
Thank you so much! I got an answer before I even expected to and recieved top-notch advice! Thanks!
(Jacob on 07/15/07)
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Recent Answers from Donald Rosenfeld
2008-08-21  New tropical storms? Hi Manal Tsunami is caused by an earthquake and not hurricanes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami http://www.ess.washington.edu/tsunami/index.html There is other tropical disturbances frorming...
2008-07-28  Dew Hi Ron The weather bureau does it thusly: http://www.weather.gov/wsom/manual/archives/ND407601.HTML which indicates that the degree of wetness is the determining factor- the "degree" is not specified...
2008-04-24  predicting rain Hi CM There is a method called persistence which simply means that what happened in the last day or two is likely to persist for the next day or two. Then there is a method called climo which basically...
2008-02-24  Weather Observer Hi Issie See if these links help: http://www.nwas.org/jobs_iframe.html#isg http://www.weather.gov/directives/sym/pd01013004curr.pdf http://www.dol.gov/esa/regs/compliance/whd/wage/p29621.htm...
2007-11-04  what do i need to do? Hi Charlotte The two most important subjects would be math and physics. To get a lot of info, the best site to do that is at: http://www.weatherknowledge.com/become.html I think all your questions...
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