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Denise Vega Page 8

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.

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What Does It Mean When the Sky Is Red?Earth & Space
Why Doesn’t It Snow in London?Earth & Space
What Is a Torrential Downpour and What Causes It?Earth & Space
What Is Considered Normal Barometric Pressure?Earth & Space
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What Is Marine Weather and How Is It Measured?Earth & Space
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What Weather Is Considered Cold?Earth & Space
What Day of the Week Does It Rain the Most?Earth & Space
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