Cool Weather Jobs

Cool Weather Jobs

You may have only experienced one job that deals with the weather and that is the local weather reporter. There are a lot more jobs that must be knowledgeable about the weather or deal with the aftermath of the weather.
A meteorologist studies the weather and helps to predict what is going to happen with the weather. Many weather news reporters are meteorologist. You might also see storm chasers on the weather channels. Some of those chasers are hobbyist, but many of them are scientist studying the storms to create better advance warning systems of the storms and ways to protect people and property.
There are also experts that study the impact of water supplies when there are floods from rain, hurricanes of tsunami. These careers in weather may seem far-fetched, but they are critical for the health and livelihood of people that live in the areas hit with these disasters.
Civil Engineers work with other city planners to create safe water controls to prevent city flooding. Or they may focus on city designs that help manage snow removal. They need to understand the impact of weather on the way a city functions.
Climatologists are different then meteorologist, as they study the weather patterns and trends over a long period of time. This can help with urban design or planning for long term agriculture development.
NOAA the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is a government agency that employs many of these weather experts that can safeguard the public by predicting hurricanes or flooding. They are the researchers working to understand the impact of the changing ice burgs on our sea levels. They are also important in setting the rules businesses must follow to protect our water resources when building and operating their facilities.
All these jobs are critical and are related to the weather. There are many more jobs that are dependent on the weather and that study the weather. If you want more information about weather jobs, please leave a comment below and we will bring you more.
 
You can learn more about these Cool Weather Jobs at this website http://kidsahead.com/subjects/5-extreme-weather/cool_jobs
 
The National Severe Storms Laboratory is explains Career Options for Meteorologists here http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/people/jobs/careers.php
 
They also have student programs that allow students to explore careers related to weather, while providing help to the organization. Details here http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/people/students/