About Matthew Addison Expertise I am a Weather Forecaster for the United States Air Force and I should be able to answer most Weather related questions.
Experience I have 5 years experience as a Weather forecaster and Weather Observer. Loads of training through the United States Air Force. I am currently a weather forecaster/observer for the United States Air Force.
Organizations United States Air Force, American Meteorological Society, Air Force Association, Air Force Seargents Association.
Education/Credentials Associate Degree in Meteorology, BA in Natural Science/Math and Loads of Meteorology training given by the USAF.
unclegreg wrote at 2008-03-09 21:11:23
Wow that is a fantastic answer.
What would an average reading for a low pressure in Britain and an average reading for a high be. I think the units are millibars is that right?
Also would a low pressure in say the Alps be a lot different than one in Britain in terms of the barometric pressure.
ClusterHeadache Dude wrote at 2008-09-15 18:58:16
While rather thorough, it would have been helpful to give an example of the numeric reading, i.e., "1015" and an explanation of what that number meant... higher or lower pressure. Perhaps a comparison of two numbers.
Van Orsdol - JM wrote at 2009-04-16 08:49:02
Your explination is excellent in moving from a complex and science based arena to simple termenology. I work a great deal to refine equipment based on the weather conditions.
