Observer \ Communicator
I work at the CARS station,
where I measure the precipitation.
I record the air pressure,
and the snow I measure.
When the pressure rise,
it brings clear skies.
Clouds that form,
may bring a storm.
When I hear thunder,
CB clouds I’m under.
On cold clear nights,
I see the Northern Lights.
I calculate the relative humidity,
and record the prevailing visibility.
Sometimes it’s snowing,
and other times it’s blowing.
In summer it rains,
in winter, snow grains.
I record the wind speed,
and the direction I read.
When the wind gust,
it will blow the dust.
At minus thirty nine degrees,
mercury will freeze.
By looking at the forecast,
I can tell if it will be overcast.
I estimate the cloud heights,
and I measure at nights.
The snow depth I record,
and I measure the snow board.
I watch the wind sock,
and Zulu time is on my clock.
I know our elevation,
because I work at the CARS station.