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| Certified Broadcast Meteorologist | Emmy Award Winner | Ivy League Academic | 5 time Marathoner | Body for Life Champion | MLS Sideline Reporter | Forecaster for NFL Teams | Professional Speaker Amy Freeze has been a broadcast meteorologist in New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver and Salt Lake City. Click For Amy's FULL BIO. |
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| Welcome to "Weather Outside Your Front Door," a series of experiments that teach you how to measure the weather. Become a weathercaster and record your own data! Gauge the rain, watch the wind, track the temperature, and see pressure change with your own homemade devices. Taking measurements of temperatures, moisture, wind and pressure helps predict the weather and, this data can also teach you a lot about the environment. Remember, the better you understand the atmosphere, the better you will become at predicting it! And, it can all begin with "Weather Outside Your Front Door". |
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| iWitnessWeather
For more than a decade Amy Freeze has been broadcasting weather predictions. But the relationship has not been one-sided. Viewers return with their own weather story in the form of pictures. They send their favorite sunrise. They send pictures of cloud formations they’ve never seen. The perfect storm they caught on camera. A photo of the elements they battled while on vacation. Whatever they witness, they shoot it and send it. Capturing much more than the forecast - they bear witness of the weather as it is happening. And every weather picture tells its own story. Amy Freeze has created a new web page (coming soon) as a way for users to get a zip code based forecast and share the weather for… wherever you went, wherever you’re going and wherever you wish you were! |
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| Storm Water Action Alert Program
Amy Freeze created the Storm Water Action Alert Program through her environmental research. The Storm Water Action Alert is a warning system designed for communities with storm water drainage issues. The alert asks users to take action to ration water usage, redirect water flow, and reduce runoff. The Alert Program is currently under review and is expected to be in a pilot use in 2011. Here are PDF links to Amy's original research projects. Storm Water Action Alert Program |
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| The Chicago Stand-Up Project documents well known Chicago personalities, not known for comedy, as they receive a crash course in stand up from professional Pat McGann, in an attempt to put together and perform a live set at Zanies in Old Town. |
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