Tim Morrin

I served a vital role with the National Weather Service with the vast majority of time spent at the NWS office for New York City. With the largest constituency in the USA, these skills were utilized.

• Anchored live weather segments during severe weather situations.
• Posted daily weather information to social media platforms to keep public informed.
• Utilized cutting-edge graphics to provide enjoyable and easy-to-understand forecasts for viewers.
• Collected and updated meteorological information and data to develop weather forecasts and report current weather conditions.
• Used weather balloons to measure wind, temperature and humidity in upper atmosphere.
• Developed and presented long and short-range weather forecast information every day.

• Interpreted observations from upper atmosphere, land and sea to assess potential storm impacts and precipitation.
• Managed the full array of observational platforms from space weather down to surface observations.
• Prepared scientific atmospheric or climate reports, articles or texts.
• Developed and presented long and short-range weather forecast information every day.
• Maintained and operated sophisticated meteorological equipment, scientific instruments, technology and software.
• Reviewed information from radar and satellite imagery, weather reporting agencies and air station observations to compile and analyze data for weather reports.
• Researched impact of industrial projects or pollution on climate, air quality or weather phenomena.

• Developed accurate fire weather forecasts by analyzing data and using mathematical models and physics to interpret collected information.
• Researched and forecasted impact of prescribed fire activity projects including smoke dispersion.
• Worked closely with Federal and non-federal officials on wildfire forecasts and behavior.

• Naval weather specialist on two amphibious ships serving onshore-stateside and abroad in most global environments across the northern hemisphere.
• Reviewed information from radar and satellite imagery, weather reporting agencies and air station observations to compile and analyze data for weather reports.

• Measured factors such as air pressure, temperature and humidity.
• Recorded and analyzed data from worldwide weather stations, satellites, radars and remote sensors.
• Interpreted observations from upper atmosphere, land and sea to assess potential storm impacts and precipitation.
• Designed or developed new equipment or methods for meteorological data collection, remote sensing or related applications.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.