A message from our President:

June/July President’s Message by Christina Crowe:

What does it mean to be a meteorologist?

This is a question I’ve been mulling over a lot the past 10 years or so both because of my changing roles in the weather community and because of the evolving nature of our community itself. So I present to you a thought — a conversation starter, if you will. And I ask for YOUR thoughts on this, too. Read below and either join me in a chat on Community or send an email to me at president@nwas.org with your thoughts (Subject line: RE — Meteorologist Degree Requirements).

Read the full President’s Message here.

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Publish in the NWA Journal of Operational Meteorology, present at an NWA Annual Meeting or regional meeting, or network with others who share your interest in weather at a Local Chapter meeting.

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