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About Donald Rosenfeld
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Over 20 years studying & forecasting the weather!

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Herring Flash9/18/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Donald! I have a question concerning the ability of the sky to reflect an image. Northern Lights ...
  A: Clouds are able to reflect light and do so frequently. Reflections from fish are some what of a ...
Schooling for Meteorology?9/4/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I currently work in broadcasting for one of the top news stations in LA. I am very interested in ...
  A: A tough question! My best advice, since you are more than young enough, is to go back to school. ...
humidity8/25/2008Jason
  Q: Can you explain why when we run our de-humidifier in our basement it seems to get warmer down there? ...
  A: A dehumidifier removes moisture from the air. The usual technique used to remove the moisture is to ...
New tropical storms?8/21/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: what is the rate of tsanami hurricane people are expecting anew harrican to hqappen shorthy are they ...
  A: Tsunami is caused by an earthquake and not hurricanes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami ...
Dew7/28/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Donald:How can I tell Light,Moderate or Heavy Dew by looking at the ground?Or do I go by Dew point ...
  A: The weather bureau does it thusly: http://www.weather.gov/wsom/manual/archives/ND407601.HTML which ...
predicting rain4/24/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Back when I was in high school in one of my math classes, a teacher taught us how to very roughly ...
  A: There is a method called persistence which simply means that what happened in the last day or two is ...
meteorology4/2/2008Jason
  Q: I'm studying meteorology at college at the moment and i was wondering what the wages/income and the ...
  A: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary of meteorologists ...
Weather Observer2/24/2008Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Can a meteorologist with a masters degree in meteorology qualify for a job as a certified weather ...
  A: See if these links help: http://www.nwas.org/jobs_iframe.html#isg ...
what do i need to do?11/4/2007Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: i am 18 years old, i dropped out of the form due to family issues, however i really want a career ...
  A: The two most important subjects would be math and physics. To get a lot of info, the best site to ...
Abundance of Acorns -- Reference Acorns and winter weather10/9/2007Jason
  Q: Can you tell the winter weather by how many acorns are falling from the trees?
  A: The saying is “an unusual abundance of acorns” could be a sign of a very rough winter. The theory is ...
concerning weather careers10/8/2007Jason
  Q: I see that you said a possible career involving weather without all the college work and time put in ...
  A: a weather instructor would be an option with little education. possibly search around different ...
SO SUNNY 29/17/2007Jason
  Q: Would you please explain to me: why does sun burn itch? Thanks C Barwick ANSWER: Some people are ...
  A: It can be natural to feel tired in hot weather because the body works harder to keep the body cool. ...
SO SUNNY9/15/2007Jason
  Q: Would you please explain to me: why does sun burn itch? Thanks C Barwick
  A: Some people are naturally "photosensitive" upon exposure to ultraviolet light. Others are ...
Career Questions7/23/2007Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: "Hey there. I am 24 years old, and actually have a degree in Business and Economics. However, ...
  A: I think you could get a job at a private weather forecasting company and use your Business / ...
Geography-meteorology7/15/2007Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I was wondering-I am a physical geography major in college but have a serious love of meteorology. ...
  A: I think it probably depends upon the school you were thinking of attending. I would find out from ...
Degree5/31/2007Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I finished a degree in English Literature a year ago and have always wanted to write. I also have a ...
  A: I'd say it depends upon your math & physics courses you've taken, if any. You'd probably be best ...
Storm tracking1/29/2007Jason
  Q: Jason, I am currently employed as an accounts payable clerk in a large corporation. I have been ...
  A: Government: $45,000 Private Industry: $55,000-65,000 Television Industry: $50,000(news intern met.) ...
Re: Where to start?12/5/2006Jason
  Q: okay, I have only wanted to be a meteorologist for about a year, however i have always had a passion ...
  A: Study math and science in school. Do extra studies in areas like earth science and physical science. ...
College information for becoming a Meteorologist11/22/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I absolutely love meteorology. I am trying to take as many courses in high school to help my career ...
  A: Physics and math are most important to becoming a meteorologist. Advance placement physics will get ...
meteorology - inversion10/26/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: what is the relation between wind direction and temperature inversions?
  A: Basically, none. However a low level inversion is best created with no wind so that there is no ...
Meteorology and Physics9/30/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I am a high school student doing a physics project over the career over meteorology, and I have to ...
  A: Physics is very important in the study and forecasting of weather! The interaction of temperature, ...
model initialization8/4/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: How do meteorologists initialize the models when they admit all possible parameters of data cannot ...
  A: The models ask for certain data. As research indicates, scale, grid, number of obs, types of obs, ...
Ocean temperature effect on adjacent land7/2/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Please help me setttle a debate. A friend of mine lives right off the becah in Rockaway Park, NY. If ...
  A: If the ocean temperature is within a degree or two of the air temperature over the "shore" there is ...
doppler-conventional radar6/10/2006Emily Savory
  Q: please tell me which of the following is true concerning the difference of doppler radar from ...
  A: Conventional radar measures precipitation whilst doppler radar uses the movement of rainfall to ...
World weather5/19/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Maybe you will find it funny, but I just would like to find a nice and not too cold place to ...
  A: The problem with your question is that there are too many other variables (such as politics, wealth, ...
Water5/4/2006Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Well i dont know if i am in the right catagory but my question is, is the world losing water? i got ...
  A: Basically the water system of Earth is a closed loop: rain falls then evaporates and goes back into ...
Thunderstorms3/2/2006Mike
  Q: What Makes thunder? How is thunder connected to lightning? Is there thunder for every lightning ...
  A: What Makes thunder? Lightning How is thunder connected to lightning? Lightning causes thunder. ...
Science11/17/2005Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I am a 8th grade student and I attend Union Park Middle School. I have been assigned to complete a ...
  A: Take a look at: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/gen01/gen01473.htm http://tinyurl.com/9cx4w ...
clouds and fronts10/14/2005Mike
  Q: Why are clouds and precipitation generated along fronts?
  A: Fronts separate two different airmasses. When these airmasses come together we see lift in the air ...
El Nino10/3/2005Emily Savory
  Q: How do El Nino and La Nina occur? Also, how much rainfall fell from Hurricane Katrina in New ...
  A: There is lots of information about El Nino and La Nina on the internet. A good place to start to ...
Regarding University Education6/2/2005Emily Savory
  Q: I am considering taking the MSc course in Weather, Climate and Modelling at Reading University, I ...
  A: I did my undergraduate degree in mathematics but was then unsure what to do next. I did the MSc at ...
Hurricane Intensity2/28/2005Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: I know all about the various categories of hurricanes and the related wind speeds. I was wondering ...
  A: There has been a study done on your question; take a look at: http://grads.iges.org/pix/hurpot.html ...
horizon1/11/2005Emily Savory
  Q: a man standing at 6ft tall at sea level what is the furthest he can see looking out to the horizon? ...
  A: The distance someone can see is defined as the visibility in that place, at that time. Visibility is ...
careers in Meteorology9/9/2004Emily Savory
  Q: What type of schooling is needed to become a professional meteorology
  A: It is essential to study as much maths and physics as possible at school. Computer science and ...
is the wind predictable, how...9/9/2004bill
  Q: is the wind predictable, how?
  A: the wind is very definitely predictable as this is at the heart of weather forecasting. the high ...
why does the climate differ...9/9/2004bill
  Q: why does the climate differ all over the earth?
  A: the primary determining consideration is latitude and angle relative to the Sun. equatorial areas ...
why does air pressure vary...9/9/2004bill
  Q: why does air pressure vary so much and how do weathermen use this information?
  A: atmospheric pressure varies with the time of day and even the temperature outside. these differences ...
METEOROLOGIST? OR WEATHERCASTER?7/2/2004Jason
  Q: CAN A PERSON CALL HIMSELF A METEOROLOGIST IF THE ONLY TRAINING HE HAS HAD IS THE BROADCAST ...
  A: As far as what kind of jobs are out there there's many different areas, such as: National Weather ...
What should I do to become a meteorologist?5/28/2004Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: My name is Karla and I have a BS in Computer Information Systems and I'm currently 26yrs old. I ...
  A: On line courses are ok if you want just a general education in Meteorology; anything more serious ...
weather and locations5/8/2004Donald Rosenfeld
  Q: Rosenfeld, My question may be too general, but I'm going to give it a shot and ask anyway :) I'm ...
  A: Alot of people consider San Diego to be the best climate to live in. However, the humidity may be ...

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