With SDS setting in, what are your favorite reads?

[Jason Boggs]

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For me at least, this time of year allows me to sit back with a cup of coffee and read Meteorology journals and just stuff to increase my knowledge for forecasting and weather in general. I put together a site with a lot of different links which will keep me busy while the winter doldrums play on through. It's located in my signature which is entitled "CHASER EDUCATION LINKS".

What are some of your favorite reads to shun away SDS in the winter months?

 

[Warren Faidley]

Not so much reading but looking over the video presentations from the Severe Storms Conference.

W.

 

[Jason Foster]

In addition to reading (usually brush up on my forecasting skills...like with a Vasquez book) I like to start my pre-planning for the next season. This year will be a return to full scale pre-planning since I've committed strongly to returning to the plains this season.

Different this year is I will also be reading about how to be a better videographer and photographer. I will be reading and learning about film including directing, production, etc. I'll also be reading how to write a good script....time to start getting paid for all those ideas that stream out of my head.

Add:
I did just finish Mike Smith's book: Warnings.

 

[David Mikulec]

First book up: Tornado Watch #211