The Weather Center
at CCSU
Central Connecticut State University has maintained a fully
operational meteorological center since 1979. Today, CCSU's
Weather Center is a working facility, with the capability of accessing
weather information from all over the world. Students, administrators,
faculty and residents of central Connecticut have relied on the Weather
Center for more than 30 years for information and forecasts to help plan
their activities.
A
Davis Vantage Pro2 rooftop weather station allows constant monitoring and
archiving of local weather conditions here in New Britain. Hourly
weather data and forecast guidance are also available through the
internet. The Weather Center has full internet capability on multiple
workstations, providing instantaneous access to all major meteorological
websites around the world. Computers at each lab station will allow
students to use timely weather data in laboratory
applications.
Students
taking upper level courses in the meteorology program at CCSU assist in
preparing daily forecasts, gaining skill and experience while learning
how to work in an operational environment.
For more information contact
Dr. Mark Evans, Chairperson
Department of Physics & Earth Science
Central Connecticut State University
New Britain, CT 06050
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