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Rapid evacuations were carried out in Jasper National Park overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. Roughly 25,000 people were evacuated from the park in about 5 hours.
Claire studied at the State University of New York at Oneonta, she graduated in 2022 with her Bachelor of Science in meteorology. From a young age, Claire has been passionate about the weather and how it affects people’s daily lives. She enjoys using her education and experience to help people make informed and safe decisions in regard to the weather. This led to Claire focusing her meteorological studies on climate science and sustainability during her time at SUNY Oneonta. Claire has experience in marine weather, winter weather, climate patterns, as well as has a background in customer service. After graduation, Claire worked for Fleetweather as a meteorological technician then forecaster sending marine weather forecasts to vessels around the world. In her time there Claire realized her passions were elsewhere. This has led her to beginning work in meteo journalism.
In her free time, Claire enjoys spending time outside, reading, and raising her rescue dog, Pickles.
Rapid evacuations were carried out in Jasper National Park overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. Roughly 25,000 people were evacuated from the park in about 5 hours.
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