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See Upstate New York Snowfall Totals from Mid-March Monster Storm - Vimarsana News

See Upstate New York Snowfall Totals from Mid-March Monster Storm

Yesterday's snowstorm created a different type of March madness in Upstate New York, and here are the amounts of snow different areas across the state received.

Source: wgna.com
Minnesota's weather observers add ground truth to forecasting - Vimarsana News

Minnesota's weather observers add ground truth to forecasting

The CoCoRaHS rain and snow observation network has 20,000 members across the country, and Minnesota leads in adding new volunteers.

Precip observers wanted: NWS aims to keep Minnesota as the top-recruiting state - Vimarsana News

Precip observers wanted: NWS aims to keep Minnesota as the top-recruiting state

The National Weather Service is seeking volunteer precipitation observers in the Northland as part of their annual March recruitment drive.

Source: wdio.com
Rainfall monitoring network seeks volunteers; participants provide important data about rainfall amounts, climate trends - Hometown Focus - Vimarsana News

Rainfall monitoring network seeks volunteers; participants provide important data about rainfall amounts, climate trends - Hometown Focus

The Minnesota State Climatology Office is looking for volunteer rainfall monitors for the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS). The network includes more than 20,000 volunteers nationwide who measure precipitation in their backyards using a standard 4-inch-diameter rain gauge. These rainfall monitoring activities are performed by individuals at home who submit their reports

Claims that acid rain fell over Ohio farmlands after the train derailment lack evidence, experts say - Vimarsana News

Claims that acid rain fell over Ohio farmlands after the train derailment lack evidence, experts say

An atmospheric scientist concluded that the likelihood of toxic acid rain in Ohio was "essentially nonexistent."