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Denise Vega Page 9

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 Is Weather Data Collected?
What Is a Normal Barometer Reading?
What Temperature Is Considered Spring?
Where Does the Sun Go When It Rains?
How Much Snow Equals an Inch of Rain?
What Is a Wind Meter Called and How Does It Work?
Is There a Place Where It Always Rains?
How Much Does Shade Reduce Temperature?
How to Accurately Read a Rain Gauge in Inches
Where Does Flood Water Go After a Storm?
What Is a Weather Box and How Does It Work?
What Is the Difference Between Rain and Drizzle?
What Is It Called When It Rains in One Spot?
What Was the Weather Like in Ancient Greece?
How Are Droughts Different From Most Other Types of Natural Disasters?
What Are the Different Types of Floods?
How Rare Is It to See a Full Rainbow?
What Is Mild Weather and What Makes It So Comfortable?
Is 70 Degrees Considered Swimming Weather?
How Long to Wait After Thunder to Swim
What Does the Aftermath of a Blizzard Look Like?
What Is an Areal Flood Warning and What Should You Do?
What Is the Most Inches of Snow Ever Recorded?
How Cold Does It Have to Be for Snow Making?
How Many Raindrops Fall Per Second During a Rainstorm?
Is 27 Degrees Freezing? What Happens at This Temperature
What Do Snowflakes Look Like? Common Shapes and Designs
Is 35 Inches of Rain a Lot?
What Does a Barometer Do and How Does It Work?
Is 3 Inches of Rain a Lot?