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  • _Elsa_
    _Elsa_ Posts: 37,283

    Well you can keep an eye on my storm and when it gets to yours I'll keep an eye on it for you @teresawallace44!

  • Precious0914
    Precious0914 Posts: 194

    Climate change can never be over emphasized, this changes happened with the activities we carry out, science cant be ruled out when talking about climate change, it has so many advantages as it has improved the way of life but its disadvantages are not looked into.

  • _Elsa_
    _Elsa_ Posts: 37,283

    I agree with you @Precious0914 that not enough is being done. When I have some free time I'm going to do more googling to see what the world is not doing enough of.

  • Pajarulo
    Pajarulo Posts: 36

    Level 3

    Hey @Elsa , you've been quick as a tornado in researching and writing. Beautiful story, full of well exposed informations.

    As you mentioned, the situation has changed quickly: the hurricane season has started earlier for some years now, and 30 hurricanes were named last year instead of the 21 foreseen by calendar.

    This doesn't seem to end: as you said, Elsa is the earliest fifth named-storm.

    To make a comparison, Erika, the "previous Elsa" whose name got retired after hitting the Caribbean coast ( expecially Dominica, and Lesser Antille) in 2015, formed around August, 24 and dissipate on early September.

    In just six years, everything has moved two months in advance.

    A quick adaptation to those new climatic conditions is required before something serious happens.

  • _Elsa_
    _Elsa_ Posts: 37,283

    Hi @Pajarulo I had to get this story written fast before Hurricane Elsa hit different areas. 😀 So now please tell me more about what you do and what your company does. That is, if you don't mind sharing it with all of us.

  • hechicerilla
    hechicerilla Posts: 10,353

    This is how the campsite where I live was after a tornado in October 2019

    It is just a sample. It was horrible

  • Pajarulo
    Pajarulo Posts: 36

    Level 3

    I work for a private company that sells weather stations. I install them and I do maintenance of those machines.

    I'm a technician, I work mainly on the hardware part (barometers, rain gauges, solarimeters, all those kind of components.)

    Some meteorologists collaborate with us and occasionally they give us internal courses.

    There are also cases where we need to team up: for example, an institution which takes care of a big park needs customized and advanced forecasts, because they have to make a new sowing of plants.

    In this case, the meteorologist (who is basically a specialized phisicist, better rated if he's skilled on maths and statistics and if he has thick glasses), works with math models based on the data sent by the machine, while I have to interact with the station as a help desk (if the machine freezes while extracting data it's me to reset parameters, sending inputs and get mad, for example.)

    Those occasions are good to learn a lot about the weather and the atmosphere, just talking.

  • aautz1
    aautz1 Posts: 1,602

    I to hope nothing serious will happen when @Elsa hits. Being here on the coast of Ga. "Let it go..let it go"...lol

  • _Elsa_
    _Elsa_ Posts: 37,283

    Oh Wow, your job sounds very interesting! So your company sells these weather stations to the meteorologists? Are those people the ones who predict the weather or are they looking more for storms?

  • Precious0914
    Precious0914 Posts: 194

    I'm loving this topic and to everyone who has contributed I appreciate you all.i am still learning

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