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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 Instruments Measure Wind Speed and Direction?
How Often Do Ice Storms Occur Each Year?
What Is a Common First Indicator of Bad Weather Approaching?
What Weather Is Considered Cold?
What Day of the Week Does It Rain the Most?
What Temperature Is Considered a Frost?
Why Is There So Much Rain in New England?
What Instruments Are Used to Measure the Wind?
What Shape Are Most Snowflakes Classified As?
How to Read a Galileo Barometer
Does It Rain Every Day in the Amazon Rainforest?
Does Rain Put Out Wildfires?
Is High Tide Dangerous? The Risks You Need to Know
What Is Normal Barometric Pressure in Hg?
Is 0.05 Inches of Rain a Lot?
Why Does It Rain So Much in England?
What Does Rain Taste Like? From Earthy to Acidic
What Is the Most Accurate Weather Service?
Why Is Black Ice Called Black Ice?
What Is a Tree Well in Snow and Why Are They Dangerous?
Which Weather Service Is the Most Accurate?
At What Temperature Does Rain Freeze?
Is an Inch of Rain a Lot? It Depends on the Context
What Is a 100-Year Flood Zone?
What Are Weather Stations and How Do They Work?
When Does Frost Occur and Under What Conditions?
What Is a Hard Freeze Warning and What Should You Do?
What Percentage of Global Precipitation Falls on Land?
How to Use a Barometer to Predict the Weather
What Is a River Flood Warning and What Should You Do?