2 November 2017
Here’s What I Think Is Cool
Posted by Dan Satterfield
I came into work and got a real surprise today. Then the news anchors surprised me again (See video below). Big thanks to Matthew Cappucci for writing such a great story and I’m honored to be included in his seven coolest broadcast meteorologists. Perhaps even more so since I have gray hair!
Matthew will soon be Harvard’s FIRST meteorology grad by the way, and that’s what I’d call really cool!
I actually had a plan to write about some of the great meteorologists/science communicators I know in this space, and it’s a lot more than seven. I learn from them every day and especially when we get together at AMS meetings. The next one is in January and it will be the AMS annual meeting. One thing I have learned over the years is that every meteorologist knows something about atmospheric science that I need (and want) to know. For those reading this who don’t have gray hair, some advice from me (and I am certain) the author of that piece, Matthew Cappucci: Be curious about everything!
Never stop learning.
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Congratulations, Dan, for being one of the “coolest”. We always though you were pretty cool when you were in Huntsville, even if you did predict show one time when it didn’t and it got the kids all upset. Seriously though, any time there was a threat of bad weather, you were the one we went because of you professionalism and depth of knowledge. We miss you.
Congratulations, Dan, for being one of the “coolest”. We always though you were pretty cool when you were in Huntsville, even if you did predict show one time when it didn’t and it got the kids all upset. Seriously though, any time there was a threat of bad weather, you were the one we went to because of your professionalism and depth of knowledge. We miss you.
Congratulations, Dan, for being one of the “coolest”. We always thought you were pretty cool when you were in Huntsville, even if you did predict snow one time when it didn’t and it got the kids all upset. Seriously though, any time there was a threat of bad weather, you were the one we went to because of your professionalism and depth of knowledge. We miss you.