Delmarva Severe Weather Center

Delmarva Severe Weather Center To keep those on the Delmarva aware and prepared before severe weather strikes. Our aim is to make s I also do participate in extracurricular activities.

Delmarva Severe Weather Center is an NGO run mainly by an aspiring meteorologist, weather spotter, and weather observer Adam Weiner who is also an all honors high school student. This page is meant to provide the most up-to-date weather information, whether it be severe thunderstorms, extreme heat and cold, hurricanes, winter storms, Nor' Easters, etc. When severe weather is not threatening the ar

ea, forecast discussions are posted almost every morning. As what comes with being a high honors high school student, time must largely be spent working and ensuring my grades in high school stay high. What does the mean for you? I cannot be 100% certain that I'll be available to post weather information on this page while I'm not home. I can post from my phone, but that can only occur during a limited amount of free time. I understand how this page operates may not be as good as the more official weather pages like EPAWA, Weatherboy Weather, GeoEnvironmental Atmosphere, Tri-State Weather, and ECHO Weather Team, but we all aren't here to compete. All these weather pages exist to help transfer important information to the public via a widely-used social network. This is more of a hobby for me and I am still learning and have a lot to learn as well. As a result, I hope that everyone here bears with me as I try to keep everyone on Delmarva up-to-date with info from various sources. I do not think complete independence at this level is right. Making sure everyone hears a variety of info from different sources gives them a more complete understanding of what may happen. This is especially true during the winter. If you have any suggestions to me about how I can make this page better for the public, please send me a message. My fourth and final year in high school is coming up and I have worked very hard to maintain straight A's in high school while keeping this page updated with the latest information when I'm available. Stay alert and make sure Delmarva is weather-ready!

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Delmarva Severe Weather Center is an NGO run by Adam Weiner, a junior Meteorology Major at Millersville University. This page is meant to provide up-to-date weather information and resources for those living on the Delmarva to help them stay prepared and weather aware. Due to my college commitments and obligations, updates will be more sporadic during the college semester, and more frequent during breaks. Since this page is not for a business and is mainly produced out of my own desire to keep the public weather-aware, I do not produce forecasts for pinpoint locations and split up the Delmarva into an “Upper Half” and “Lower Half.” The Upper Half includes all of Delaware and Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot county MD. The Lower Half includes Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset, and Worcester county MD, as well as Accomack and Northampton county VA. There are a wide variety of weather pages on Facebook with operators who possess a wide range of education in the field of meteorology. I am currently in my sophomore year of studying Meteorology at Millersville University and have plans to attend graduate school to attain a Master’s and eventually a Doctorate. However, as a meteorology student I seek to keep the Delmarva informed of impending weather events, and typically share weather bulletins issued by the National Weather Service as an official source. At times I try to shed light on the complexities and difficulties of forecasting, as well as some of the science behind the weather to help others understand what meteorologists have to sort through when making difficult forecasts. I hope you find this page beneficial as a source of weather information dedicated to the Delmarva, as many other pages encompass a larger region and tend to leave out the finer details which this region demands due to our unique geography. Thank you for your interest in being more weather-aware, thank you for those who have been with me for awhile, and for those who are new, welcome aboard!