
MN Transplant
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VT is a relatively small program compared to the others that you've listed, but that isn't necessarily a problem. I don't feel like meteorology has the same "ranking" hierarchy like law schools or business schools do. It is more about what skills you can develop. One thing to recognize is that meteorology has a very high "quit" ratio. A lot of students are attracted to it for all the same reasons why we are on this board, but the math and physics weeds out a lot of them, so it is always good to keep your options open. And with the job market the way it is and AI looming, the best candidates for jobs in the future in meteorology are probably going to be people that have diversified in some way. So, things like computing/AI, emergency management, energy, transportation, etc. The days of just getting a standard meteorology Bachelor's degree and then getting hired right away by the NWS or media is not dead, but a dwindling path.
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The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?
MN Transplant replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
0.08". The majority of models still give us some rain tomorrow. Otherwise, just dreary. -
The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?
MN Transplant replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
Sprinkles -
The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?
MN Transplant replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
The Dulles area has entered "severe drought". If this storm misses it would be extremely disappointing. https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?VA -
The return of the elusive Nor'easter. Drought buster or bust?
MN Transplant replied to dailylurker's topic in Mid Atlantic
That's the best GEFS run so far for DC -
We basically want the northern energy to capture the southern low as soon as possible. That keeps the pinwheeling cutoff mostly over land and drenches us. If the capture happens too late or the whole longwave pattern shifts a bit east, we may be mostly dry.
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0.06" for my CoCoRahs report, and then got an additional ~0.08" with that last line. Hope the coastal pans out.
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Can’t wait until Thursday and having most of the day in the 50s.
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Yeah, we need the rain.
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Driest Aug/Sept combo in my records, beating 2015. So, that 100% means an all-timer blizzard this year, right?
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The decreasing mosquitos part of this would be welcome.
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Backups in at 3 of the 5 OL positions plus Carson Wentz is not a recipe for a winning team.
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Going to be weird to have two consecutive morning Sunday games for my Vikes.