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  1. I enjoy maths. I have to say Maths, Physics and Geography would be my specialist subjects at GCSE. A, A and A* projections in them- I was wondering whether you needed A* in Maths and Physics to be considered for meteorology Nick?

    Also, I'm interested into how Geography plays into it? Is having Geography a bonus or not needed?

    I'm not Nick, but I can say that GCSE'S results were of secondary importance to getting good A-Levels in Maths and Physics. At the moment Reading requires B's in both, but that is subject to change. Geography is a bonus I would say, not a requirement to get on a Meteorology course. But it is good if you decide to go down a more geophysical science route.

    The maths can be a bit of a grind at times, but when it all starts to link together as the course goes on it gets a lot better.

  2. I've decided on a hotel for the first night in Denver for those arriving a day early who want to stay in the same place -

    Baymont Inn and Suites Denver International Airport

    2.5 stars

    6805 N. Argonne Street, Denver, CO, 80249 United States

    It's got decent reviews, and has an airport shuttle too. Room costs are around £47 a night

    Ian

    But more importantly a free hot breakfast! good.gif

  3. Nice 1 Mate - See you out there and you will enjoy this trip like no other holiday, in 8 years I am still to meet someone who said it did not live upto expectations.

    With regards to gemming up on Storm Chasing, a really good way might be to send Craig a Pm and he has the Stormchasers Handbook on a PDF File which I am sure he will send to you if you ask him. This has everything about chasing and Supercell Storms in general and is a Must read!

    Paul S

    Nick F done a great guide a few years back which I found useful

    http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/37775-n-w-storm-chasers-guide/

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