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About Jason
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I know everything about weather. I am a 6-year trained Storm Chaser for Wired-WX Storm Chasing Services. Background in thermodynamics, global warming and cooling dynamics, advanced cellular thunderstorm dynamics, and diagram dynamics expert.

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Lead Storm Chaser: Organizations: Wired-WX and Member of National Weather Service/Skywarn Network
 
   

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Careers: Meteorology - Am I too old to consider a career in Meteorology


Expert: Jason - 7/27/2009

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I've been retired for 3 years now and would like to start a new career. I'm am interested in both Meteorology and Oceanography. But I am 55 years old and by the time I got a BS in Meteorology I would be 60, and even older for a Masters in Oceanography. I personally think I would be wasting my time trying to start a career in either of these fields due to age discrimination. But I would like your opinion. What do you think? Should I just forget about it and go with one of my other ideas or would I have a chance of anyone hiring me? Thank you.

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You would definitely not be too old. I see it all the time. Many older people have better luck fetching a skillful research job, due to the wisdom and ability to research. Do not give up. You have a good idea, and if it is your passion...stick with it. :)

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