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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.

What Does Meteorological Spring Actually Mean?
What Are 2 Interesting Facts About Droughts?
What Are the 12 Essential Weather Instruments?
Is 0.07 Inches of Rain a Lot?
What Is a Flash Flood Emergency and What to Do
What Does a Weather Station Do?
Does It Rain Above the Clouds?
Where Would You Find Rain for an Average of 200 Days Each Year?
How Long Does It Take for Water to Dry Outside?
How to Read a Rain Gauge for Accurate Measurements
How Much Water Falls During a Storm?
How Is Weather Measured? From Thermometers to Satellites
What Are the Different Types of Snow?
What Is the Most Common Type of Precipitation?
Why Are Automated Weather Stations Important?
What Unit Is Precipitation Measured In?
Is Freezing Rain Dangerous? The Risks and Precautions
What Does an Avalanche Sound Like?
What Does 2 Inches of Rain Actually Mean?
What to Do After a Drought: Steps for Recovery
What Is Considered a High Precipitation Rate?
Is It Windier Than It Used to Be? What the Data Shows
What Is Rain Measured In? Units and Tools Explained
How Much Rain Is Needed to End a Drought?
What Does a Weather Balloon Look Like?
How Much Rain Is a Drizzle?
How Far Away Are the Clouds?
What Makes Snow Stick to the Ground?
How to Tell the Weather by Observing Nature
Where Do Droughts Mostly Occur in the World?