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Jim and Cathy Carpenter March 30, 2012 @ 2:14 PM Dan, My wife and I had you as a student. I had you in fifth grade and my wife had you in first grade. Now I know why you did so well on our meteorology studies. It is good to know that you are doing so well. Jim and Cathy Carpenter Reply
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My wife and I had you as a student. I had you in fifth grade and my wife had you in first grade. Now I know why you did so well on our meteorology studies. It is good to know that you are doing so well.
Jim and Cathy Carpenter
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Hi there. My name is Dan Dowling and I teach broadcast performance for meteorologists at Lyndon State College in Vermont. I'm also the 5 & 11pm meteorologist at WCAX-TV .
The Broadcast Meteorologist is my spot to help college and entry-level broadcast meteorologists get started. Whether you are in high school, college, or in your first job, you'll find resources here to guide you along your way to a career in TV weather.
If you have any questions, or a demo tape you'd like me to check out, shoot me an email at broadcastmet@broadcastmet.com. Thanks for checking out the site and good luck!
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A couple of quiet days ahead - just lots of clouds. Trick-or-treat time looks dry! Chilly, blustery weekend. #vt http://t.co/U9C0F3UdMG 3 hours ago
I'd check the date on that map. RT @ BoltonValley Retweet if youre ready for some "disruptive snow" this weekend! From @ accuweather 20 hours ago
Quiet next few days. Trick-or-treating looking better - rain holds off. Rain/snow showers Sat., clearing Sun. #vt http://t.co/vDRqfVRe1G 1 day ago
A few showers early Wednesday, then mostly cloudy the rest of the day. Temps will be in the upper 50s. #vt http://t.co/yAUWphnU5l 1 day ago
Lots of clouds, but mild next couple days. Showers tonite/ Wed. AM. Rain late Halloween changing to some snow Sat. #vt http://t.co/A8XhCcu2E0 2 days ago
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