To navigate - there are two main sections: "The Beginning" and "The Growth". "The Beginning" (below) represents the time that my love for meteorology began to when I purchased my first weather station. "The Growth" represents the many opportunities that occured during my high school years. Click on each head topic (ie: Mount Washington Observatory) for more indepth information on my meteorological career at first hand.
NAVIGATION
[THE GROWTH] [THE BEGINNING]
An Observer
North Conway Weather
Activity: Live weather updates with live seasonal data
Reported to: Various pages of North Conway Weather
Date: January 2001 to Present
Pennsylvania State University
Activity: Reported two to three times each day with all measurements
Reported to: User Weather Observations
Date: January 2000 to Present
National Weather Service
Activity: Only reported severe weather during snowstorms and thunderstorms
Reported to: Gray, Maine office
Date: March 1998
WPXT WB 51
Activity: Observed temperature, sky cover, and miscellaneous weather events
Reported to: Pete Bouchard
Date: March 1998 to June 2002
Weather Station
Davis Instruments
Model: Wireless Weather Monitor II with PC Link, WeatherLink, Toolbox
Price: Over $1,000.00
Date: March 1998 to Present
In The Beginning
Internet Service
Activity: View live weather, photographs, historical information
Provider: Time Warner Cable
Date: January 1997 to March 1998 (Could be present, too)
Charting Storms
Activity: Creating precipitation, damage charts during severe storms
Surface: White board
Date: January 1995 to December 1996
Sparks Fly
Activity: Truely captivated by meteorology for the first time
Producer: Superstorm of 1993
Date: March 1993
