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  1. Analog96

    Who the hell 5-posted me?

    1. Riptide

      Riptide

      Don't worry about it ;)

  2. Analog96
    Yes, BUT does that specifically mean that all of these "employed' mets are currently working as meteorologists, or just working, in any job, period?
  3. Analog96
    Maybe not pitch black. The tornado pulled out quickly. The sun probably came out, and the buidling was mostly gone, so sun was probably coming in through the roof.
  4. Analog96
    Luck and willingness to work in strange places some times.
  5. Analog96
    Right, but of all mets, how many get into the NWS?
  6. Analog96
    Congrats, but how common is that?
  7. Analog96
    That average is skewed by the few who work on large-market TV stations.
  8. Analog96
    That was a hell of a first winter.
  9. Analog96
    Eastern New England got hit hard, too.
  10. Analog96
    LOL always OOOOKAYYYYYY. The year before you had him for thermo, I was in his class, and Aaron Burton blurted out OOOOKKKKKAAAYYYY right after Dr Yoh. Then later he said he didn't remember doing it! That was a moment I'll never forget!
  11. Analog96
    That's because he IS a computer!
  12. Analog96
    He told me that one time when I was pouring over the models doing Keancast. Basically said he would have no idea what to look at to make a good forecast.
  13. Analog96
    I really don't know how he gets away with it. We see numerous times posts from the moderators on these boards telling everyone that they can only make posts that have any substance to them. Yet, time and time again, he makes posts with the facepalm, or simply "roflcopter" and he gets away with it. If I were 5-posted, I would make every one of my 5 posts a day in protest of that!
  14. Analog96
    Did you do well in your reading classes? I didn't say it proves anything. And to the second point, what I'm saying is research majors are going to be more awake in OTHER classes that the operational mets have less interest in.
  15. Analog96
    I think that most people who are interested in forecasting are more awake and ready to go in synoptic classes and classes that deal with day-to-day meteorology than those who want to do research. That could be part of the reasoning.
  16. Analog96
    Actually, and Scotty can attest to this, the Chinese (hong kong) born professor of meteorology at Kean has admitted many times that he would not have a clue how to forecast, but he is an absolute genius in mathematics and physics!
  17. Analog96
    Yes. I forgot to mention that we all had to take 2 CPS classes too!
  18. Analog96
    LOL He still thinks the NGM is running somewhere, and refers to it as the workhorse model.
  19. Analog96
    This. Synoptic was the closest to a forecasting class.
  20. Analog96
    Dr Croft has really advanced the broadcast leg of that program.
  21. Analog96
    He ALWAYS took pity on the met majors, it wasn't just in your class! In my class, it was the "Three Musketeers". We had 2 semesters less calculus than most in there. We deserved the pity!
  22. Analog96
    If you want some time, I can dig up the full req's list, but included are hydrology, climatology, GIS, Remote Sensing, Thermo, two semesters of Dynamics, 2 semesters of Physics, Methods in Geoscience, Physical Met, two semesters of Synoptic Met- one with computer applications.
  23. Analog96
    I agree with this. A lot of times it depends on the professor, whether they can clearly explain the material or not. You took Krantz for Diffy Q also I imagine?
  24. Analog96
    Kean.
  25. Analog96
    I don't see why it was needed anyway. The Chem that you really need for Meteo you learn in Thermodynamics. Everybody takes basic chemistry in HS anwyay.
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