In This Episode
- Guest: Ada Monzón, Chief Meteorologist WIPR-TV, Puerto Rico
- National Weather Podcast Month and Joel Housman from Ice Station Housman Podcast
- Tracker Chat with the Tornado Trackers – Tornadoes That Shaped Us
- Lightning Round: Trippy
- Tornado Talk with Jen Narramore – Piedmont, AL Palm Sunday F4 Tornado
- Wx Resources-Great sites, books, equipment and more for you!
- #WeatherFools-We present the fools doing stupid things in weather situations
- Who will be our next guest?
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Our Guest
Ada Monzón, Chief Meteorologist WIPR-TV, Puerto Rico
Ada Monzón is the first female meteorologist in Puerto Rico and an expert in hurricanes and tropical weather. She is an American Meteorological Society (AMS) Fellow Awardee and Broadcaster of the Year. Ada is also the Founder of the EcoExploratorio: Puerto Rico Science Museum and her messaging before, during and after Hurricane Maria reached over 31 million viewers.
She finished her Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics from the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Pierdas and her Master’s Degree in Meteorology from Florida State University.
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Wx Resources Links
- Phil-Phone Windshield Mount
- Dina-NWS Experimental Weather Map with Custom Layers
- Joel-Marine Traffic World Map
- Mazz-Ventusky Animated World Map
Weather Fools Links
Submit your questions or comments about this show to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode!
Next episode (76), we’ll have Minnesota Twins Meteorologist, Mace Michaels.
Credits
- Opening Music: Brett Epstein
- Closing Music: Gabe Cox
- Other Music: “Pecos Hank” Schyma from El Reno Blues