#16 - Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Austin - First You Say It, Then You Do It!

Author: Storm Front Freaks | Weather | Chasing | Tornado
Published: Sun 18 Dec 2016
Episode Link: https://podcast.stormfrontfreaks.com/e/sff_episode16/

In This Episode

Guest: Dr. Elizabeth Austin, Forensic Meteorologist, President and Founder of WeatherExtreme, Ltd. and Author, Treading on Thin Air.

Lightning Round: Name That TV Tune

The team discusses the general public’s understanding of their local geography when it comes to weather forecasts and storm warnings

Weather Fools: We share what some people are doing in severe weather situations

WxResources: We provide some great sites, apps and equipment

Listener Questions and Comments

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Our Guest

Dr. Elizabeth Austin, Forensic Meteorologist, President and Founder of WeatherExtreme, Ltd., and Author of Treading on Thin Air

Dr. Elizabeth Austin is a world-renowned atmospheric physicist and the founder and president of WeatherExtreme Ltd. She is one of the foremost experts on the worldwide impact of weather and extreme weather. She is also regarded as one of the world’s leading forensic meteorologists, Elizabeth’s expert witness experience includes civil and criminal cases – state and Federal actions in the U.S. and Worldwide. She has worked and counseled on well over 1,500 cases –ranging from aviation, wildfires, auto accidents, agriculture, kite surfing, boating, avalanches, skiing accidents and tornadoes and hurricanes. Elizabeth has acted as personal advisor and climate & weather expert for such distinguished clients as NASA, Federal Express, Air France, Rockwell Collins, Time Warner, Southern California Edison, The United Nations and the Department of Justice to mention a few.