National Weather Service Gazette/2025/02/05
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Happy National Weatherperson's Day
Today we say "THANK YOU" to all our dedicated volunteers and valued partners; be sure to thank a meteorologist
Today is National Weatherperson's Day!
On this most esteemed occasion of National Weatherperson's Day, we do pay homage to John Jeffries, born in the year of 1744. A true pioneer of meteorological pursuits, Mr. Jeffries began his noble practice of observing the weather in the bustling port of Boston in 1774. In the year of 1784, Mr. Jeffries did ascend into the skies in a grand balloon, Becoming the first to make meteorological observations from such a lofty height.
This day is most rightly set aside to honor the noble men and women who labor tirelessly to provide citizens with the finest of prognostications weather, water, and climate. Their craft, marked by precision steadfast and dedication, surpasseth that of any other nation. Let us not forget, our esteemed partnerships and the the unwavering most efforts of our diligent Cooperative Observers, whose daily observations serve the common good.
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Today's Forecast
Shreveport 78-81°
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