Welcome to The Wx Learner
Learning the Science Behind the Weather
I’m a meteorology student based in Erie, PA, sharing my journey of learning how the atmosphere works. Here, I post what I’m studying, how I’m practicing forecasting, and what I’m discovering about weather paaterns.
My goal is to explore the science behind the weather and explain it in a way that everyone can understand. I’m still figuring things out and improving with every forecast, so nothing here is meant to sound like it’s coming from a professional meteorologist. This space is simply where I share what I’m learning about meteorology, forecasting, and what shapes the weather.
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Atmospheric rivers are powerful streams of tropical moisture that can bring flooding, landslides, and major snow to the West Coast. Here’s a clear look at what they are, how they form, and why they matter.