Penn State Meteorology, #WeatherWorldPSU, formerly Storm Analyst #weatherchannel & Chief Meteorologist #TheFranklinInstitute All opinions expressed are my own
State College, PA
Joined February 2011
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Jon Nese retweeted
We are continuing our nationwide search for early-career meteorologists with a new round of hiring! We’ve streamlined our USAJobs announcements and have new options for applicants to select location preferences.
Interested in contributing directly to public safety and national resilience?
Here’s what you need to know:
The large, continuing hiring push is split between two vacancy announcements on USAJobs:
📍Locations with possible recruitment incentives: lnkd.in/gKDAxs-a
📍Nationwide locations: lnkd.in/ghZ_Cr95
✅ You can apply to each vacancy group
✅ You can select multiple locations for each announcement
NEW: use the new applicant questionnaire in the announcement to prioritize and rank your top desired locations!
Apply early to increase your chances!
📅The first review cycle closes October 17, 2026
Previous Applicants: Still interested in joining our team? Please apply to these new announcements to be considered for these new opportunities.
Good luck!
ALT NOAA National Weather Service recruitment graphic featuring the headline “WE ARE HIRING.” The announcement advertises early-career Meteorologist positions at the GS-5/7/9 levels at Weather Forecast Offices across the nation, with an “Apply Now!” call to action. A collage of photographs shows NWS meteorologists analyzing weather data at computer workstations, delivering presentations, and posing together outside a Weather Forecast Office. NOAA and National Weather Service logos appear near the bottom left.
College football games likely to be affected by rain Saturday due to weakening hurricane: WF@NC St, SC@FL, ODU@AppSt, Duke@GT, OleMiss@Vandy, Rice@ECU, LSU@KY, UGA@Bama.
Jon Nese retweeted
We are continuing our nationwide search for early-career meteorologists with a new round of hiring! We’ve streamlined our USAJobs announcements and have new options for applicants to select location preferences.
Interested in contributing directly to public safety and national resilience?
Here’s what you need to know:
The large, continuing hiring push is split between two vacancy announcements on USAJobs:
📍Locations with possible recruitment incentives: usajobs.gov/job/887393000
📍Nationwide locations: usajobs.gov/job/887393400
✅ You can apply to each vacancy group
✅ You can select multiple locations for each announcement
NEW: use the new applicant questionnaire in the announcement to prioritize and rank your top desired locations!
Apply early to increase your chances!
📅The first review cycle closes October 17, 2026
Previous Applicants: Still interested in joining our team? Please apply to these new announcements to be considered for these new opportunities.
Good luck!
ALT National Weather Service hiring graphic announcing early-career Meteorologist GS-5/7/9 positions at Weather Forecast Offices across the nation. Large text reads “WE ARE HIRING” and “Apply Now!” The graphic features photos of NWS meteorologists working at forecast computers, presenting weather information, and posing together outside a National Weather Service office. NOAA and National Weather Service logos appear near the bottom.
Meteorology on the edge is typically a huge forecast challenge. My latest from @WeatherWorldPSU: youtube.com/watch?v=SeRDSDQK…
I know there's a disconnect for me w/ college football when I see a list of injured players for the Penn State vs Northwestern game on Friday, and I don't know which team they play for.
Jon Nese retweeted
We’re continuing to use the vacancy announcements listed below to fill entry level/early-career meteorologists positions at offices throughout the country.
➡️ These three vacancy announcements have already resulted in new hires, but we have more positions to fill. Will you be next?
Possible recruitment incentives: usajobs.gov/job/867259300
Eastern: usajobs.gov/job/873919600
Western: usajobs.gov/job/873920800
If you’re an entry-level met, this is your best chance to work with the National Weather Service. To increase your odds, remember:
✅ You can apply to each vacancy group
✅ You can select multiple locations for each announcement
Heat and humidity often combine to impact outdoor athletic events in the form of thunderstorms, but each acted alone this past weekend to disrupt college sports: youtube.com/watch?v=aEcdwHNZ…
Jon Nese retweeted
Yours, Mine and Ours:
“We’re All Penn Staters Now”
Matt Campbell, D’Anton Lynn, Cooper Cousins and Siale Taupaki explain how 62 newcomers and 50 Nittany Lions who stayed became #oneteam statecollege.com/articles/pe…
Jon Nese retweeted
Matt Campbell Is Good for Penn State. And Vice Versa… statecollege.com/articles/pe…
Tropical Storm Dolly.
Has to be one of the most incredible coincidences.
These name come from six rotating lists in which the names were chosen years ago.
Tropical Storm #Dolly Advisory 1 (11 AM AST, Thu Aug 27): Tropical Storm Dolly Forms Over the Central Tropical Atlantic. Interests in the Leeward Islands Should Monitor. hurricanes.gov
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Nittany Lions’ Defensive Coordinator D’Anton Lynn “Embodies what Penn State Football is built on”
Insights from those who know Lynn best: Matt McGloin, Tom Bradley & Bill O’Brien: statecollege.com/articles/pe…
Jon Nese retweeted
Here are “8 More Reasons to Be a Fan of Penn State’s Terry Smith”… if that’s possible… statecollege.com/articles/pe…
Jon Nese retweeted
Another week closer to our #PSWS Golf/Pickleball outing⛳️
Visit the link below to register, and reach out to Cameron Fresher at [email protected] for sponsorship opportunities‼️
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#WeAre | #PSWS
