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Just finished "Warnings", and I now fully realize what I've missed out on when 2 Purdue professors "scared" me out of the hobby I loved as a kid. While I've enjoyed my career as an engineer, it would have been great time to be a part of the weather. I did realize a dream in March when my son and I took a tour of AccuWeather (and first heard of WeatherData). Thanks for your diary, Mike. It was quite a trip.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
ReplyDelete"Warnings," as you could probably tell, was a labor of love for me. Please tell your friends that you enjoyed the book.