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Cooperative observers are very much a part of the National Weather Service...collecting much needed weather data. To read more about the observers, look below.  
10 Yr Service Award
 
Mr. Gene Peck of Big Fork, Arkansas has been a cooperative observer for the National Weather Service (NWS) for 10 years (as of June, 2002). During that time, he collected temperature and rainfall data on a daily basis and sent his measurements to the NWS.  The measurements become part of a national database and are eventually published (for use by business, government agencies and the general public) by the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina.   

Mr. Peck is one of the many cooperative observers who provides data used by the National Weather Service to make a more accurate weather forecast. His data is also used to support river forecasting as well as the agricultural, construction and recreational interests in his area.

For his efforts, Mr. Peck received a 10 Year Length-of-Service Award.

 

Mr. Gene Peck (left) of Big Fork, Arkansas holds a 10 Year Length-of-Service Award from the National Weather Service.   

In the picture to left: Mr. Gene Peck (left) of Big Fork, Arkansas holds a 10 Year Length-of-Service Award from the National Weather Service. 

 

The award was presented by Jimmy Russell (right in the photo above), the Data Acquisition Program Manager at the National Weather Service in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
 

 

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