CapitalWeather.com
Title
CapitalWeather.com - The Power Center for Washington DC Weather
Description
CapitalWeather.com provides the most useful and entertaining weather coverage available for the greater Washington, DC area. Its online blog (web log) allows CapitalWeather.com's team of meteorologists and writers to provide up to the moment weather commentary. Through its interactive format, it will allow site visitors to discuss the weather, ask questions about forecasts, tell storm stories and report observations real-time.
CapitalWeather.com also contains links to other DC and national weather sites organized by category -- serving as a portal to the most useful weather information on the net.
A native Washingtonian, Jason Samenow has been a weather enthusiast since age 10 (1987) -- the year of the double whammy snow storms that shut schools down seven straight days in the DC area. At the University of Virginia, he earned a degree in Environmental Science, focusing in Atmospheric Science. He went on to earn a Master's degree in Atmospheric Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His intern experiences include working at Mitretek Systems, NBC4 (for Chief Meteorologist Bob Ryan), NBC15 (in Madison, WI) and at NOAA's Techniques Development Laboratory. Currently, he's a Climate Change Analyst at the Environmental Protection Agency, where he monitors, analyzes and communicates the science of climate change and manages EPA's Global Warming website. In addition, Jason is the Chair of the DC Chapter of the American Meteorological Society.
