While it often seems like weather forecasters are just guessing with their predictions, one Penn State senior has a track record of getting it right.
Penn State's meteorology program is known nationwide for its excellence in the field, as it produces one in every four meteorologists in the United States.
As State College excitedly prepares for the arrival of President Obama on Wednesday, one worry that is becoming more and more ominous is whether or not he'll be able to make it to central Pennsylvania. Find out why the President's trip to Happy Valley may be in doubt after the jump.
About a month ago, hackers released a series of emails between climate researchers that called into doubt the validity of scientific findings about man-made global warming. One of the researchers whose emails were leaked was Dr. Michael Mann, Professor of Meteorology here at Penn State. Dr. Mann’s emails contained criticisms of a pair of papers that deny […]
We first wrote about this last week when a series of emails obtained from a University of East Anglia researcher’s computer mentioned how world renowned climate change researchers had, allegedly, doctored their results to make the case for manmade global-warming more plausible. One of the researchers caught up in this scandal is Penn State Professor […]
I didn’t even have to look out the window to find out it was snowing this morning when I woke up. The amount of people freaking out on Facebook were the first to alert me. The good news is that we’ve set a new meteorological record. According to Dan DePodwin, a Junior Meteorology major, the […]