Hello and welcome to my blog! I am very excited for you to
be joining me on this adventure to learn more about the weather!
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| Image from: Heather Janssen |
Before I get into what this blog is all about, I will give
you a small introduction about myself. My name is Heather (as you can tell by
the name of the blog) and I am a soon-to-be college graduate who enjoys
learning and talking about the weather. I have been interested in the weather
since I was child. I would sit and watch The Weather Channel for hours, enthralled
by the weather maps on my television screen. This love of learning about the
weather continues to this day and has led me to create this blog.
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| Image from: Brett Rathbun |
Each week there will be a new blog post
talking about a weather topic from your questions! What I talk about each week
is up to you so make sure to write your question(s) in the comment section
below. You can also ask your weather questions on Twitter or Facebook, using
the hashtag #WeatherwithHeather. For example, if you want to know the
difference between freezing rain, sleet, and hail, write that down in the
comment section then come back next week to see if your question was chosen. Do
not be afraid to write multiple weather questions in the comments as well! The
more the merrier!
Next week will be the first post to discuss a weather topic from
your questions! Make sure after you read this blog post to comment down below
with your questions. Also, if you have any suggestions for what you would like
to see in my blog posts such as more pictures and videos, feel free to write
them in the comment section as well. I look forward to reading and answering your
questions in the coming weeks!
What's the Weather Heather? by Heather Janssen is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Looks like this will be fun and informative! Hope some of the local schools will get connected... Maybe we can find a way to facilitate that...
ReplyDeleteThat would be great!
DeleteI love the name of your blog! Maybe you should talk a little about severe weather, Supercells perhaps?
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Coming from someone who enjoys traveling, a topic I would like to discuss is weather forecast predictions. For example, how far in advance can you actually know what the weather will be like and/or are these"extended forecast" predictions even reliable? I look forward to reading more insight soon!
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