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Welcome to the
WxChallenge, the new collegiate weather forecasting competition.
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WxChallenge is open to all undergraduate, graduate and PhD
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Here’s
the challenge: forecast the maximum and minimum
temperatures, precipitation, and maximum wind speeds for
select U.S. cities. Over a ten-week period (each semester), you'll compete
against the nation's top student and faculty meteorologists
for honors as the top weather forecaster in the nation.
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WHY SHOULD I JOIN WxCHALLENGE?
The weather challenge is a great way for you to:
- Apply your meteorological knowledge to real-life
situations
- Build your résumé and show off your
forecasting skills to potential employers
- Compete against people with similar skills and interests
- HAVE FUN!
Take the challenge.
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Important Notice
The 2007-08 WxChallenge has officially concluded. The WxChallenge would like to thank everyone for their participation and congratulate all of the winners. You may view the official winners of the 2007-08 contest on the Trophy Room page. Trophies for the winners have been mailed off to the local managers. We hope that everyone had a fun and educational time this year. Everyone is invited back for the 2008-09 season in the fall and details about next year's contest will be posted late this summer. |
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Did you know?
If your screen resolution does not allow you to see all of the results easily, you can click the title of the results (i.e "National Results for ...") to open them in a new window with no sidebar menus.
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Frequently Asked Questions | Contest
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