Sky Awareness Week
Sky Awareness Week is from April 19 - April 25. The goal is to get people to look up and notice sky conditions, variant colors, the clouds, and how they're moving.
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How the WeatherWorks
Providing expert weather services to attorneys and insurance companies since 1995; supporting general weathercation since 1979.
How The Weatherworks was originally conceived as a vehicle for helping teachers and students understand “how the weather works.” Over time, that focus has significantly broadened to include attorneys, insurance companies, members of juries, and the general adult population. Because of changes in K-12 education (in which weather education has taken a back seat to other sciences) and the growing importance of weather and climate in our everyday lives, the need for ensuring weather savviness is more important than ever.
Our forensic meteorology approach keys on writing easy to understand expert weather reports and expert court testimony. Visuals (photographs and graphics) and analogies to real-life situations are important ingredients in the effectiveness of what we bring to the legal table.
Our caseload now includes many of the following focus areas: property damage, personal injury, vehicular accidents, slip and falls, hurricanes, storm surge, tornadoes, microburst winds, lightning, snow, wind, hail, visibility, and humidity.
