Meteorologists

Meteorologists study the weather and try to predict it.

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This would be called a meteorologist. Typically, meteorologists are associated with reporting weather - but weather is determined by these planetary atmospheres that meteorologists spend their time studying.

Alissa Carlson is the Chief Meteorologist for the KGET weather station and reports on the weekdays. During the weekend Rob Martin is the Meteorologist.

The weather channel will introduce this concept for the winter season of 2012-13. It will name each storm 2-3 days before it hits a large population center.

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A tornado watch is issued by the Storm Prediction Center when general weather conditions are favorable for the formation of tornadoes. A watch is not issued for a particular location, but rather covers a large portion of one or more states. A tornado watch only indicates a general threat across a region and not an imminent threat.

A tornado warning is issued by a local office of the National Weather Service if a tornado has been spotted or detected or if a thunderstorm has rotation that has a high chance of producing a tornado in the immediate future. A tornado warning usually covers portions of one or two counties based on the location, speed, and direction of the threatening storm.

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Quite possibly, yes! Meteors come in every size from "teeny-tiny" to "GINORMOUS!". The "teeny-tiny" ones are the size of a grain of sand, or smaller; the really big ones can be the size of an apartment building (of ANY size!). The bigger they are, the more impressive they seem.

If yours was a "bright yellow dot" that just faded out, it was probably one of the smaller ones. Medium-sized ones - say, softball sized or so - glow VERY brightly and then explode high in the sky.

Of course, it may have been a satellite; there are a few thousand of those floating around in space, and some of them are easily visible. Visit spaceweather.com and click the "Flybys" link at the top of the page to see a schedule of when a satellite is passing over your neighborhood.

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It is difficult for meteorologists to predict the weather a month in advance because of the so-called "Butterfly Effect". The teeniest change in the weather can mean that the weather for the following week could be completely different. There are so many things that contribute to the weather, and these things are changing all of the time. Interpreting all this information is difficult. The best they can do is about 10 days in advance, and even that is not always going to be accurate. Lots of unexpected or unpredictable things can happen. They can even get tomorrow's forecast wrong, so it is impossible to know what it will be like in a month. The weather that will happen then hasn't even formed yet.

Because NBC is a bit screwed up and is playing the game "Now you see them...now you don't". Sad what they did to Conan O'Brien after stringing him along and handling the situation so poorly. Sue Simmons is another person I miss and always seemed to "have the night off." Then there was the TODAY show shuffle and whatever that is about. They also changed the Evening News with no news on 5:00 pm. I do like seeing Jane back again. They either need to save money and bring in people at a lower salary or have trouble figuring out a planned schedule. Unfortunately they never consult their listeners. When John Marshall "disappeared" from NBC, so did I. I was thrilled to see him on CBS with Rob Morrison and Maurice DuBois. I'm a CBS news person now. And what ever happened to Luke replacing his father on Meet the Press. We saw him doing some interviews on NBC and he also disappeared. They are a flighty network and Im' happy to have made the switch.

Meteorologists are not always wrong.

Doppler radar is perhaps the most important tool in tracking tornadoes.

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To visualize the variation in air pressures and temperatures across a section of the globe so as to understand and predict the likely progress of local weather conditions.

Meteorologists use various software programs to report the weather, such as Weather Research and Forecasting model (WRF), Global Forecast System (GFS), and High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR). These programs help meteorologists analyze data, create forecasts, and visualize weather patterns for accurate reporting.

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You do not need a license to become a meteorologist, but you do need a college degree. Many meteorologists major in areas other then meteorology. However, you would need a large number of credits in atmospheric science. Most positions in research require a postgraduate degree that is specific to meteorology or climatology.