Sentence examples for forecast office from inspiring English sources

Tim Morrin, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service forecast office in Upton, said Long Island temperatures for the fall season had been two degrees above normal.

"This has been quite an extreme Santa Ana event," said Mark Jackson, meteorologist in charge of the Los Angeles Forecast Office of the National Weather Service.

By early Monday morning, the "warning coordination meteorologist" for the local forecast office of the National Weather Service, Rick Smith, could not shake a bad feeling about the day.

At 4 05 a.m. on Thursday, a communiqu?arked "urgent" was issued from a faraway hamlet deep in Suffolk County, the National Weather Service's forecast office in Upton, N.Y.

William F. Bunting, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service's forecast office in Fort Worth, was skeptical that CASA would improve tornado warning lead times, but he said that its improved rainfall estimation would help predict flash floods, the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the United States.

"There were some strong gusts here and there and some heavy rain at times, but it wasn't as severe as we predicted," said George Klein, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service forecast office at Brookhaven National Laboratory, on Long Island.

"The data goes to 80percentt of the weather forecast offices in the U.S.," said Russ Chadwick, the senior engineer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's forecast systems laboratory in Boulder, Colo., and volunteer administrator of the citizen observer program's network.

Information from 1,900 of the 4,000 personal weather stations registered with the observer program makes its way to the National Weather Service forecast offices, the Kennedy Space Center, the National Center for Atmospheric Research and university research programs, among other destinations.

Local forecast offices of the National Weather Service, radio and television stations, and emergency planners often use the forecasts to gauge the potential severe weather threats to their areas.

However, the NHC and various National Weather Service forecast offices opted to delay the watch as a result of the poorly organized appearance of the cyclone at the time.

Since that time the presence of the National Weather Service greatly increased with the instillation of new weather radars, stations and forecast offices.