How Meteorologists Can Make Science Personal
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When the weather turns dangerous — whether it’s wildfires in Los Angeles, tornadoes in the Plains, or hurricanes on the coast — people look to someone they trust: their local meteorologist. Nate Johnson, vice president of weather content and operations at NBCUniversal Local is also a meteorology instructor at North Carolina State University, where he teaches future scientists how to make complex weather stories meaningful to everyone. Check out our blog post here: [ADD BLOG POST LINK] Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSSk133f3OecvJG14EngpbA Sign up for our FREE newsletter: https://nbcuacademy.com/newsletter/ NBCU Academy is a free innovative, multiplatform journalism training and development program designed to prepare college-level students for a career in the media industry. NBCU Academy also offers dynamic learning experiences and educational content to help early career professionals as well as seasoned journalists gain new journalism and media skills and level up
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