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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
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
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
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
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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