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The meteorologists of the National Weather Service (NWS) are a pretty impressive crew. To get the job you have to have a lot of knowledge, and definitely know how to do more than just talk about the weather.

To be a meteorologist and/or hydrologist employed by the National Weather Service you need a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology, Atmospheric Science, or Hydrology (Physical Science or Engineering). These fields of study are math-intensive. To major in meteorology, you will receive a minor (18 semester hours) in mathematics.

The Twin Cities office of the NWS is like most of them (LaCrosse, Duluth, etc). They're serious about weather so that you and I are safe. However, that doesn't mean they don't tell jokes.

Your average Tweet looks like this...

But yesterday, they Tweeted this and I about swallowed my fork!

The best response so far...

I couldn't find any other funny NWS Twin Cities Tweets, so instead, think about following Lake Superior...

And sometimes, all you get is the sound of The Lake...

Listen to James Rabe and Jessica Williams 6a to 10a on Y-105 FM's Early Morning Show.

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