Michael Stanga
EF1
Hello,
Wasnt sure if this is the right section of the forum to post this, but saw a few others had so I went along with it.
My name is Michael, I currently reside in the granite city of St. Cloud, MN. Ive been watching this forum for some time now...save a few months from a lost password/email address combo...But think im going to come out of lurking and be more active in posting.
Good to see quite a number of people who enjoy weather as much as I do. Looks like many quality threads on weather and of course storm chasing. I recognize a few names on here and I am looking forward to learning more, and perhaps contributing something that others may not know/understand.
I run a website, www.thewxpage.com. its been up for some years now..which I redesigned last night to give better uniformity and ease of access. its sorta buggy in firefox, but IE handles very nicely - although there are some aspects that will be redesigned shortly. I run it with 2 of my chase partners Scott Kraushaar and Andrew Tiemann, all 3 of us were meteorology majors at one point and then decided to pursue other career paths even after 2-3 semesters of met. courses under our belts.
Our love for the weather hasn't changed, as we still all try to take some meteorology classes when we can as our schedules allow (just to learn as much as we can and hold the sanity of taking everyday boring courses..you know the ones I mean)
I have most of my personal photos at http://michael.thewxpage.com/photos.html and my weather related are in the photos section of my main site.
In closing, I know stormtrack is well rounded and respected community and I look forward to being more of a part of it.
Wasnt sure if this is the right section of the forum to post this, but saw a few others had so I went along with it.
My name is Michael, I currently reside in the granite city of St. Cloud, MN. Ive been watching this forum for some time now...save a few months from a lost password/email address combo...But think im going to come out of lurking and be more active in posting.
Good to see quite a number of people who enjoy weather as much as I do. Looks like many quality threads on weather and of course storm chasing. I recognize a few names on here and I am looking forward to learning more, and perhaps contributing something that others may not know/understand.
I run a website, www.thewxpage.com. its been up for some years now..which I redesigned last night to give better uniformity and ease of access. its sorta buggy in firefox, but IE handles very nicely - although there are some aspects that will be redesigned shortly. I run it with 2 of my chase partners Scott Kraushaar and Andrew Tiemann, all 3 of us were meteorology majors at one point and then decided to pursue other career paths even after 2-3 semesters of met. courses under our belts.
Our love for the weather hasn't changed, as we still all try to take some meteorology classes when we can as our schedules allow (just to learn as much as we can and hold the sanity of taking everyday boring courses..you know the ones I mean)
I have most of my personal photos at http://michael.thewxpage.com/photos.html and my weather related are in the photos section of my main site.
In closing, I know stormtrack is well rounded and respected community and I look forward to being more of a part of it.
