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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread

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I want my own tag ? can someone make a thread with ideas and a poll
 
Ollie Williams said:
If I were you, I would wait until your junior year when you finish your Gen Ed credits and start your MEA classes.
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If he is really bout it he can be done with those well before junior year . I managed to get some taken care of through AP credits and dual enrollment at wake tech senior year of high school . Honestly tho you learn a lot of stuff in your intro to meteorology class . I’d say that intro to met class teaches you more than what most know . Especially the lab . Still it only skims the surface and I would not be comfy speaking expertly on in depth met stuff till I get some more classes under my belt .
 
I will go on record first don’t believe anyone on wx Twitter has said anything about it @Webberweather53 but 80mph+ derecho could really sling that wildfire smoke fast ? into the Appalachians and east later today into tomorrow might be interesting pics and derechos without rain on the southern edge would feature gust front like feature combined with smoke ?
 
I was outside in the 104 heat index earlier swinging a sledge hammer at a tractor tire , doing pull ups and push ups . Heat is awesome , my friends ran a mile around a strip mall on the hot ass asphalt during that time . Don’t tel me the heat bothers you! Let’s GOOOOO!
 
Lickwx said:
If he is really bout it he can be done with those well before junior year . I managed to get some taken care of through AP credits and dual enrollment at wake tech senior year of high school . Honestly tho you learn a lot of stuff in your intro to meteorology class . I’d say that intro to met class teaches you more than what most know . Especially the lab . Still it only skims the surface and I would not be comfy speaking expertly on in depth met stuff till I get some more classes under my belt .
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I get everyone's college plans will be different. I mean, I'll have half of my credits finished when I start college. I guess the standard should be your first Intro to Meteorology class, whenever you take it. the NCSU webpage says Spring Freshman year will be the intro class. I don't know why I forgot. I did a research project on NCSU's meteorologist degree requirements.
 
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