John Cameron
EF2
...after hundreds of evenings in a windowless TV studio during severe weather events.
Well, weather is no longer my job, its back to being my hobby. The best thing about not doing TV weather is...I can be out in the field to observe, photograph and enjoy storms as I please and not worry about the obligations of a broadcaster. I'm not a chaser...I'm a volunteer spotter and in the past I have rarely wandered out of a 50 mile radius from my home. but thats the glory of living in the Red River valley (TX/OK)... often enough the storms come to us!
After 10 years of of being a volunteer spotter, 2008 may actually be the year that I add a laptop to my very short list of gear. If anyone wants to offer advice as how I can get online in the field inexpensively (laptop/power/internet service) I'm all eyes.
If anyone who wanders through my neck of the oil fields would like my cell#, please PM
Its good to be back in the game! I'll be checking Stormtrack much more frequently now.
Well, weather is no longer my job, its back to being my hobby. The best thing about not doing TV weather is...I can be out in the field to observe, photograph and enjoy storms as I please and not worry about the obligations of a broadcaster. I'm not a chaser...I'm a volunteer spotter and in the past I have rarely wandered out of a 50 mile radius from my home. but thats the glory of living in the Red River valley (TX/OK)... often enough the storms come to us!
After 10 years of of being a volunteer spotter, 2008 may actually be the year that I add a laptop to my very short list of gear. If anyone wants to offer advice as how I can get online in the field inexpensively (laptop/power/internet service) I'm all eyes.
If anyone who wanders through my neck of the oil fields would like my cell#, please PM
Its good to be back in the game! I'll be checking Stormtrack much more frequently now.