2008 - 2009 SNOW SPOTTER NETWORK

Welcome to the 4th edition of the Weather Works Snow Spotter Network! This season we are looking for spotters from across the country to report snowfall totals! WeatherWorks uses many of YOUR reports to help with evaluating current conditions and creating a post-storm snow analysis of each event. Remember, there is no cost to join! Sign-up at the bottom of the page!

 


Spotters that report for at least half of the snow events in your area will be entered into a prize drawing for
an infrared thermometer! The handheld thermometer uses infrared technology to measure the temperature
of any surface. It is a great learning tool for classrooms and for weather enthusiasts who can measure
pavement temperatures for winter weather.

 
 

  • After each snowfall, spotters are asked to log-in to the Snow Spotter Network and post the snowfall measurement for your town.
     

  • The most important step in the snow measuring process is to submit data in a TIMELY fashion, as soon as the measurement is taken, please send in the data at the computer. Otherwise your valuable snowfall information could be overlooked!
     

  • This is a great experience for schools and science classes! Students will be able to participate in volunteer work for science, along with learning about real-world applications in science (the challenges of snow measuring).
     

  • Be sure to check out this brief, 2 minute Presentation on how to accurately measure snow
     

  • If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Snow Spotter Network Coordinator Sean Rowland via phone (800)-427-3456 or email (seanrowland@weatherworksinc.com)

                                                                        

 

TO JOIN THE SNOW SPOTTER NETWORK & START RECORDING SNOW MEASUREMENTS, SELECT EITHER OPTION BELOW:

CLICK HERE FOR NEW USERS
(Simply create your username and password)

   CLICK HERE FOR EXISTING USERS