Sentence examples for professional weather from inspiring English sources

Even without building Web sites, backyard meteorologists can contribute to the professional weather world.

Perhaps because chaos theory has been a part of meteorological thinking for nearly four decades, professional weather forecasters have become comfortable treating uncertainty the way a stock trader or poker player might.

For the last few decades, weather forecasters have relied mostly on data from professional weather stations, but now high quality measurement devices and easy internet access are enabling keen amateurs to make valuable contributions once again.

Indeed, the Internet has become the speediest tool for tracking extreme weather, argues Jesse Ferrell, founder of WeatherMatrix (weathermatrix.net), an organization of several thousand amateur and professional weather enthusiasts around the world.

And while the company's current app offers air quality readings around the world from professional weather stations, it's hoping that it can build a small network among its users to offer localized, real-time information on air quality.

"We've got a ton of geolocation data... everything from professional weather stations to amateur weather stations, but also to smart phones and cars, etc.

"All that has happened in the courts, it's very bureaucratic and hard to understand," said Fernando Suarez, an engineer who, like many professionals here weathering hard economic times, supplements his income by selling books at a market.

James Scarlett is a weather professional who takes advantage of the observer program's network.

This made it easier for people to build trusting professional relationships and weather storms.

5. Describe in a career pamphlet the various courses and training necessary to become a weather professional.

To avoid light pollution and bad weather, professional astronomers have to be prepared to travel long distances to use telescopes on mountaintops far away from towns or cities.