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Don Olson and his wife, Marie, who live on a farm just outside the east edge of Montpelier, recently received the Family Heritage Award and the Edward H. Stoll Award for 50 years of service to the National Weather Service. The Olsons, who are retired farmers, volunteer their time to measure daily precipitation totals and report weather data.
Don Olson and his wife, Marie, who live on a farm just outside the east edge of Montpelier, recently received the Family Heritage Award and the Edward H. Stoll Award for 50 years of service to the National Weather Service. The Olsons, who are retired farmers, volunteer their time to measure daily precipitation totals and report weather data.
Don Olson and his wife, Marie, who live on a farm just outside the east edge of Montpelier, recently received the Family Heritage Award and the Edward H. Stoll Award for 50 years of service to the National Weather Service. The Olsons, who are retired farmers, volunteer their time to measure daily precipitation totals and report weather data.
CFR Part: "50 CFR Parts 600, 648, 660, and 679". Agency: "National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Commerce." DATES: Interested persons are invited to submit comments on or before January 21, 2022.
By GCN Staff May 05, 2021 This week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released the 2021 Climate Normals, data on the 30-year average of weather and climate made from statistical calculations based on observations from approximately 15,000 federal weather stations and thousands of citizen scientists across the country. Every 10 years, NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information generates the official U.S. Normals, which rely on daily and hourly recordings of temperature and precipitation as well as 500 other types of weather and climate statistics such as snowf...