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    Oct 30, 2016, 07:55 PM
    Are there meteorologists who work from home?
    Hey I was wondering if there are meteorologists (people who study the weather; not the same thing as a weatherman) who do their work at home although it seems it would be difficult
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    Oct 30, 2016, 07:58 PM
    None I know of. They would not have access to all the required resources from home.
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    Oct 31, 2016, 02:32 AM
    As I understand it the chief meteorologist for WCBS 880 in NY works from home. With the Internet there is no reason he can't connect to computer models from home.
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    Oct 31, 2016, 04:33 AM
    I'm in rural New England. I've seen a few folksy locals who have a way with words stand out by their barns and tell the weather each day on Facebook (without the slightest bit of equipment). They get a following, and that means they can become a public figure and sell advertising space. Not sure if they make any money, but every dime is a profit.

    I ran across someone on Facebook who spins really good yarns and observations, and I and over a thousand others 'follow' his travels around the US in an RV with his dogs. People send him money when he has disasters. Plus he's a veteran, so who doesn't like a vet. And handsome, and only in his early 40s, so plenty of young women.

    To my mind, a meteorologist has at least one college degree in the subject. There are plenty of very smart amateur meteorologists, but that's what they are.

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