Description
Description
In
this lesson, learners will practice diagnosing a weather event and
determining the risk level it may pose based on the meteorological
criteria and thresholds. Then the learners will use a checklist to
estimate the (additional) potential impact of this particular weather
event, taking into account the location, the timing, human activities,
media coverage and other factors. Based on their estimation, learners
will have to determine whether to change (raise, lower) their previously
assessed risk level.
This practice is designed to help learners feel more comfortable with
making an expert judgment of the potential impact caused by a
forecasted weather event, based not only on the weather itself but
taking into account other (societal and geographical) factors as well.
Expected Learning Outcomes
- Diagnose the weather and determine the risk level based on the meteorological criteria/thresholds.
- Use a checklist to determine whether to raise the risk level or lower it based on the location, time and human activities.
- Reflect on the choices and identify what could be done better.
Target Audience
Forecasters that provide Impact Based Forecast to their customers.
WMO Competency Framework:
Fundamental WMO competency requirements for public weather forecasters
Weather broadcasters and communicators
Format:
Online lesson/guide
Language:
English
Link to resource: https://eumetcal.eu/en/ui#/catalog/course/7e63e017-50f9-4792-be86-522d55f13246
Author of resource: EUMETCAL
Copyright: CC BY-SA
Contact: info@eumetcal.eu
Added by Tomislav Marekovic on 7 Nov 2024 (last modified on 7 Nov 2024)