Yep, That's right I'm an Amature Meteorologist in training if you will. I got a nice 400 dollar weather station, I know how to read computer models almost as good a professional, I know what most weather terms are, or have at least heard of them. I've lived in several locations in my short life time so far. I'm only a little bit young then 18, I turn 18 next month, month but I got most weather knowledge that some people won't pick up until college years. I do make mistakes and, hey i'm cool with that but I try to learn from them. I'm also a very active Skywarn Spotter for St. Louis, MO NWS WFO. The only problem is nothing really severe as ever happened at my house since I moved in Early June. Spotter Code St. Clair I163324. I showed this as proof that I'm not just lying about my status or anything like that. My forecast are generally good up to 200 miles from my home in southwestern Illinois, but then accuracy is lost after that. I've been to Charleston, SC, Dayton, OH and Now Near St. Louis, MO area. I do enjoy it here in the Saint Louis, MO area, I just only wish that the snows were a little heavier and more common! lol
But what can I say? That's weather for you. So when you see my forecast they are to be heeded too, but they should be taken for no more then a heads up, unless I say that it's an event in progress although if it's that bad most people will be able to figure that out! LOL
So once again hello, and I hope to be a great asset to the Storm2k Team especially as a midwestern Site forecaster or an amature Midwestern Met or sothing like that. Have a great night and watch that next week storm Midwesterners!
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I'm just a freshman - Met. Major in college.
