NEW READS FOR THE WINTER SEASON

[Jason Boggs]

Speaking for myself, this is the time of year to put on a pot of coffee, and snuggle up with your favorite wx site. I like to keep my mind fresh on storm structure and forecasting during the 3 or 4 month downtime. As some of you know, I have a CHASER EDUCATION WEBSITE that I developed last year. It has tons of info on it, and I just added 10 new links to it tonight. They are the links with NEW at the end.

By the way, what are some of your favorite wx links to keep occupied during the long, cold winter months?

 

[James Gustina]

For me I hang around on Earl's site and bookmark all the useful tools that I might not have found before. That and the SPC reports page to see how many tornadoes I missed

http://spc.noaa.gov/climo/online/monthly/newm.html

http://wxcaster.com/

 

[Bob Hartig]

Jason, your site is a fabulous resource. I just refreshed myself on your material and realized once again why I've listed your link on my Stormhorn blog. You've given me my winter reading.

Newbies and experienced chasers alike, if you haven't checked out Jason's library yet, don't miss it. There's gold in it.

This winter I'll also be chewing through some of UCAR's free MetEd online courses. I recommend them highly! I'm presently working through a satellite module on water vapor imagery.