Weather Source Weather Warehouse: Lee Grenci Essays

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Lee Grenci...

Senior Lecturer and Senior Forecaster in the Department of Meteorology at Penn State University
Fellow in the John A. Dutton e-Education Institute at Penn State
Lead Faculty for Penn State's online program that confers a Certificate of Achievement in Weather Forecasting. (Recent article published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society: A Grand Experiment in e-Education.)
Co-Author of A World of Weather: Fundamentals of Meteorology, Kendall Hunt Publishing. Reviewed by Dr. Keith C. Heidorn
Columnist and Contributing Editor for Weatherwise Magazine, 1994-2008
Masters of Science in Meteorology, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Joseph D'Aleo

Received his BS and MS in Meteorology from the University of Wisconsin and was in the doctoral program at NYU. He was a professor of Meteorology and Climatology at Lyndon State College from 1974 to 1980.
Joe left Lyndon to become First Director of Meteorology and co-founder of the cable TV Weather Channel in 1981. He left The Weather Channel to become Chief Meteorologist at WSI in 1988. He also designed the content for Intellicast.com and did weekly stories on weather and climate as "Dr. Dewpoint". He also was involved in product development for systems and data at WSI and worked R&D for statistical climate models used operationally in their energy and ag seasonal and long range forecasting.
He partnered with 6 others in a commodity hedge fund that traded in energy and ags for 4 years. Currently he does weekly and daily AG forecasts for WSI and seasonal outlooks and has resumed weekly climate and weather stories for their web site Intellicast.
He is a fellow of the American Meteorological Society and a Certified Consulting Meteorologist. He was also a Councilor and Chair of the Committee on Weather Analysis and Forecasting. He has chaired or co-chaired nationalconferences for the AMS and the National Weather Association.
Joe is Executive Director of ICECAP (http://icecap.us <http://icecap.us/>), a very popular web site devoted to climate change. ICECAP cosponsored and Joe was a speaker at the three annual International Conferences on Climate Change organized by the Heartland institute and featuring over 1800 attendees and 200 speakers from 24 countries. He has addressed advisors to the President and congress on climate issues and forecasting.

Winter One of the Coldest and Snowiest Where Most People Live- Follows a Cool Summer

Winter One of the Coldest and Snowiest Where Most People Live- Follows a Cool Summer