meteorologist

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• He also explored the ramifications of Maxwell’s new theory of electromagnetism, as well as dabbling in chemical thermodynamics and meteorology.

• Even the weather segment on broadcast news turns into a college-level meteorology course when active weather is on the horizon.

• Understanding how and why a particular disease spreads is a complicated matter, notes Zhaohua Wu, a professor of meteorology at Florida State University who has studied the links between weather and influenza and was not involved in the new research.

• As a forensic meteorologist, Altschule is called in to investigate just about every conceivable mishap related to weather.

• Meteorologist Sam Champion,  who recently left GMA for The Weather Channel, is also openly gay.

• The service costs “several thousand dollars a month,” says Nate Johnson, a meteorologist at WRAL in Raleigh, North Carolina.

• “They are certainly trying,” says Selle, the Texas Cable News meteorologist.

• Weather Channel meteorologist Jim Cantore valiantly battles Hurricane Isaac in New Orleans Wednesday morning, impressing everyone.

• Without consulting the meteorologist at Simla it is difficult to accept assertions about the monsoon as ultimate truth.

• The night-watchman had sunk into log-like slumber, and the meteorologist and his merry men were making preparations to go abroad.

• At the "sweeps," the meteorologist stood with a wooden hammer behind the table, and the gaming public swarmed on the other side.