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1. James Spann, because he knows what he is doing and he is a nice person
2. Studying graphs, computer screens and being up for long periods of time.
3. 4 years bachelor degree of Science degree in Meteorlogy
4. They make an average of 136,120 per year and 65.44 per hour.
5. No I would get so bored doing something so boring

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1. Mickey Ferguson
2. They start their day anywhere from 2 a.m to 3 a.m and go into work at 4 a.m. They begin with typing out their forecasts and researching. They get short breaks to eat or nap and then around lunchtime, go back to their research and forecasts.
3. It requires a 4-year Bachelor  Science degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences.
4. They make $136,120 a year.
5. I always did as a younger kid, but I've never been a morning person, so It'd be like grumpy cat serving you the news.

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1. James Span
2. They study graphs, look at the radar, and predict the weather.
3. 4-year bachelor degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Science.
4.$136,120
5. No, too much work.

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1. Rob Haswell, He looks smart
2. computer screen
3.4-year Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Sciences
4.$90,860
5.I would because i would only have to go to college for 4 years

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1.james span
2. they look at weather graphs and radars and analyze data.
3. a bachelor degree in meteorology and atmosphereric science.
4.$136,120
5.Noooo, i have no interest in those arts

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1. James Span because he's a nice person.
2.  They are up for many hours analyzing data.
3. 4 year bachelor degree of Science degree in Meteorology.
4. Meteorologists averaged as much as $136,120 per year, or $65.44 per hour, as of May 2011
5.  Nope I'd rather be something else.

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1. Justin Farmer
2. Read radars, look at weather patterns.
3. meterology degry and broadcast certification.
4. 89,850
5. no because i want to do other things.

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1 James span
2 He looks like he knows what hes doing
3 being on TV
4 a 4-year bachelor of science degree in meteorology
5 $89,850
6 no because its to much

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1.)James Spann because he the only one I know. 2.)On tv next to a green screen and studying weather paterns. 3.)Climatologist is a 4 year degree. 4.) $89,820 a year. 5.) No. I dont like being on tv. :P

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1. James spann
2.studying radar, watching the movements of a storm or possible storm, analyzing graphs.
3. You have to obtain a bachelors degree you have to take math and science classes, such as calculus, physics, dynamics, synoptics, and computer programming courses.
4. $136,120 per year
5. No because i want to choose a different career other than a meteorologists.

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1.james span he is smart
2.a day full of excietment
3. meterology courses 4 years
4.90,860 a year
5. no i would not to be one cause it takes to much school.

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1. James Span.
2. They track the weather, study graphs, and look at radars.
3. Bachelor degree.
4. 136,120 per year.
5. No, id rather do something else.

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James span, Looking at computers all day, a 4 year science degree, $ 136,120, maybe the money is good,

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1. Rob haswell
2. create radars, and monitor the weather patterns
3. 4-year bachelor degree
4.makes a average of 90,000 a year
5. no because a doctor can make a lot more

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1. James Span, Because he knows what he's doing.
2. Track the weather.
3. A bachelors degree in science, 4 years.
4. $136,120
5. No, because i don't like storms.

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1. Andrew Freiden, despite whatever is falling from the skies, Freiden provides one of the area’s most detailed forecast that makes planning easy. “Our viewers get an accurate forecast, delivered by someone who can bring them more than what you can find on their weather app,” he says. “I know enough geography, ecology, hydrology, politics and history to make forecasts that are relevant to how our viewers live their lives. And even if it’s rainy, he tries to let you know about the hours that might be dry, he says, “versus just writing off the whole day.” In addition to being a solid weather dude, he keeps busy on Twitter, makes lively videos — and how about those juggling skills? He also claims to have “an extraordinary ability to entertain kindergarteners with silly tricks, jokes and smiles and smiles.

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1.) Shane Butler I didn't want to be a follower.
2.) They look at the radar and predict weather they stand in front of a green screen and point they could stay up for hours during bad weather.
3.)Meteorology Certification from Mississippi State University.
4.)Meteorologists averaged as much as $136,120 per year, or $65.44 per hour.
5.) No, because I couldn't handle the work hours or dealing with people.

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1. JAMES SPANN. because he is the man with the plan.
2. I feel like a day in the life in a meteorologist would be different depending on the day.
3. 4 years and a bachelor in science or atmospheric science.
4. $136,120 per year. mean salaries are $90,00.
5. I would not like to be a meteorologist because weather gives me headaches.