The First Experience –
Meeting Chris Cimino Every meteorologist has a beginning; a moment that made them realize that weather was their passion. For some, it was a significant …
Why so windy in the winter?
By: Chris Michaels Wind has been a big talking point in the eastern U.S. this past week, with multiple high wind alerts issued. It begs …
Aerosols and melting snow
By: Marina Kobasiuk Snow has a varied life span across North America. In some regions after the first few snowfalls, the sight of it will …
Arctic Blast!
Arctic Blast! by: Scott Doering A Look Back at the Bitterly Cold End of December 1863 through the Early Part of January 1864 Arctic outbreaks are …
John Dalton
John Dalton – Meteorologist in History; Written by: Jenna Hans Many of us know John Dalton for his Law of Partial Pressures, or maybe his …
Museum Ambassador
Become a Museum Ambassador with us at the National Weather Museum!! Job Title: Museum Ambassador Volunteer position (estimated 5 hours/mo) Purpose: Provide marketing, and administrative …
Weather Hall of Fame 2018 Inductees
NEWS RELEASE For immediate release For more information contact: Ross Forsyth — Ross@nationalweathermuseum.com Local Museum Names First Weather Hall of Fame Inductees Aug. 30, 2018 …
All-Time State High Temperatures
All-Time State High Temperatures By The Numbers Have you ever wondered what the warmest temperature has been for your state? What about the highest measured …
Hurricane Preventer: Saharan Dust
Hurricane Preventer: Saharan Dust By: Marina Kobasiuk Hurricanes need specific conditions in order to form and strengthen; generally this means higher ocean temperatures, warm and …
Ozone Pollution and its Sources
Ozone Pollution and its Sources By: Marina Kobasiuk Tracking the air quality of a region becomes vitally important in the summer months as pollutants along …
