Author

Denise Vega

Denise Vega is an associate editor at Biology Insights reporting on meteorological instruments and observations. Living in Kilkenny, Ireland, she is a trained storm spotter who monitors local rain gauges and regional conditions. Vega worked in corporate accounting after receiving a BSc in business administration, having tracked weather from a home station before entering editorial work in 2015.

How Cold Can Moving Water Get Before It Freezes?
How to Measure Wind Speed With an Anemometer
What Is Considered Below Freezing Temperature?
When Would You Be Most Likely to See a Rainbow?
What Happens When Lightning Hits a Tree?
How Much Colder Is It on a Boat Than on Land?
Are All Snowflakes Different? The Science of Uniqueness
What Is the Difference Between an Anemometer and a Wind Vane?
Is Counting After Lightning Accurate?
What Is a Small Patch of Rainbow Called?
Does Pool Water Evaporate at Night?
What Is Artificial Snow and How Is It Made?
What Does 64 Degrees Feel Like?
Does Pool Water Evaporate in Cold Weather?
Why Do Icicles Form on Houses?
How Many Types of Rainbows Are There?
How Rare Are Rainbows? From Common to Truly Unusual
How to Measure Wind Speed Without an Anemometer
How Long Does It Take for Roads to Dry After Rain?
Can Two Snowflakes Ever Be the Same?
How to Measure Air Temperature Accurately
How Much Does an Average Raindrop Weigh?
How to Detect Lightning: From Senses to Sensors
What Is the White Smoke That Comes Out of Planes?
Why Do Some Jets Leave a Vapor Trail?
How Cold Does It Have to Be to Do the Boiling Water Trick?
Can You Breathe Above the Clouds?
What Air Temperature Is Good for Swimming?
Is 65 Degree Water Too Cold to Swim?
Why Do Some Planes Leave Trails and Others Don’t?