Lyndon State College Meteorology

The Meteorology program at Lyndon has been in existence since 1974. It is well-respected and well-known throughout the country. Meteorology majors can work with our on-campus TV studio for live on-air experience, in conjunction with our national award-winning Television Studies department.

The department offers hands-on experience collecting and interpreting meteorological data. Approximately 80% of the meteorology classes meet in the lab, a lab with up-to-date hardware and software which has extended hours for students and is electronically available from the residence halls.

The basic core courses in the Bachelor of Science curriculum provide a firm foundation in all aspects of meteorology. Students then elect from the department’s five tracks to receive specialized preparation for their chosen meteorological career or graduate school.

Students may also participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program (AFROTC). Scholarships and leadership training are available, leading to a successful military career.

Local Weather

Detailed Forecast	Current Conditions Time: 10:20 Temp: 18.9F 10m Temp: 0.0F RH: 80.3% Dew Point: 13.9F Pressure: 1006mb Wind Speed: 2.6knots Wind Dir.: 127.4 SE Today's Precip.: 0in. more
Forecast prepared by LSC student meteorologists.

	News
Page 1 of 2 > >> Professor Atkins appointed Chair of the AMS STAC Committee on Severe Local Storms [01/16/2009] Professor Atkins was recently appointed Chair of the AMS Science, Technology Activities Commission (STAC) Committee on Severe Local Storms (SLS). th providing professional guidance to the AMS on SLS matters. The committee is also responsible for planning and executing the AMS SLS conference. [More] LSC Students and Faculty attend AMS Annual Meeting [01/16/2009] Nine LSC Meteorology students along with Professor Atkins recently attended the AMS Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ. [More] Registration for the 34th Annual Northeastern Storm Conference is now available! [12/05/2008] On-line registration for the 2009 Northeastern Storm Conference is now available. [More] Dr. Morris Weisman visits LSC [09/18/2008] Dr. Morris Weisman will visit the LSC meteorology department on September 24. [More]

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