The camp started on July 19th, and ended on the 23rd. We learned several things each day, from aquifers (everyone liked that, as it involved ice cream) and climatological rainfall patterns, to forecasting, isoplething, and how to identify clouds properly. We learned about various aspects of meteorology, and did at least one experiment or activity each day.
We also had to work on end-of-week group presentations, some of which I've embedded in this post.
Kelsey and Johnathan
The Formation, Classification, And Forecasting Of
Squall Lines, Down Bursts, & Ice Storms - Finished
