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Columnists: Bill Danielson
Bill Danielson is a retired Professor of Meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut. He's also the author of "Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious". He lives some of the year in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, but spends the majority of the year perched on the edge of the ocean in his home in Smelt Brook.
Monday, August 17, 2009
August Phone-In. The "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson" is a popular monthly feature. Bill is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press.
August Phone-In (runs 37:43)
Monday, July 27, 2009
Our July Phone-In. Our "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson" is a new monthly feature on Information Morning. Bill is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press. He takes your calls about the weather.
July Phone-In (runs 37:43)
Monday, June 15, 2009
Weather Phone-In. A new monthly feature on Information Morning is our "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson". He is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press.
June Phone-In (runs 37:43)
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Bill Danielson is a retired Professor of Meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut. He's also the author of "Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious". He lives some of the year in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, but spends the majority of the year perched on the edge of the ocean in his home in Smelt Brook.
Monday, August 17, 2009
August Phone-In. The "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson" is a popular monthly feature. Bill is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press.
August Phone-In (runs 37:43)Monday, July 27, 2009
Our July Phone-In. Our "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson" is a new monthly feature on Information Morning. Bill is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press. He takes your calls about the weather.
July Phone-In (runs 37:43)Monday, June 15, 2009
Weather Phone-In. A new monthly feature on Information Morning is our "Weather Watchers Phone-In with Bill Danielson". He is a former professor of meteorology at the University of Hartford in Connecticut, and author of Cape Breton Weather-Watching for the Naturally Curious, by CBU Press.
June Phone-In (runs 37:43)
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