Job Brief
As a Weather Forecaster, you will investigate atmospheric phenomena and interpret meteorological data collected from various sources, including surface and air stations, satellites, and radar systems. You will prepare detailed reports and forecasts that are crucial for public safety and decision-making in various sectors. This role requires a strong foundation in meteorology, analytical skills, and experience in utilizing advanced forecasting tools.
Responsibilities
- Analyze meteorological data to predict weather patterns and atmospheric conditions.
- Prepare and deliver accurate weather forecasts for various audiences, including government agencies and the public.
- Utilize radar, satellite, and computer models to enhance forecasting accuracy.
- Monitor and report on severe weather events, providing timely information to stakeholders.
- Collaborate with other meteorologists and scientists to improve forecasting techniques.
- Conduct research on atmospheric phenomena and contribute to scientific literature.
- Maintain awareness of current weather technologies and advancements in meteorological science.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Meteorology, Atmospheric Sciences, or related field.
- Proven experience in weather forecasting and analysis, preferably in a professional setting.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex data sets.
- Proficiency in using meteorological software and forecasting tools.
- Excellent communication skills for presenting weather information clearly and effectively.
- Familiarity with meteorological models and data visualization techniques.
- Relevant certifications (e.g., Certified Broadcast Meteorologist) are a plus.
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