Leading New York's Advanced Weather Network
Jerry Brotzge is the Program Manager for the New York State Mesonet, a Network of 126 Weather Stations Across the State
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ALBANY. N.Y. (September 13, 2018) -- Jerry Brotzge is the program manager for the New York State Mesonet. On this week's UAlbany News Podcast, Brotzge shares how the state-wide weather network helps its users make more informed, weather-based decisions.
The NYS Mesonet was developed and is maintained by atmospheric scientists on UAlbany's campus.
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