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Even after retiring, Dave Eichorn continues to study the weather from his home in Cazenovia. He monitors atmospheric pressure, temperature, and wind directions through instruments positioned around his property. “The farthest I can remember, I have had a love for snow. I would ask when is it going to snow and how much? Nobody ever had a satisfactory answer for me." Eichorn explains, recalling his initial calling to weather. Photo by Tariq Ali.

Even after retiring, Dave Eichorn continues to study the weather from his home in Cazenovia. He monitors atmospheric pressure, temperature, and wind directions through instruments positioned around his property. “The farthest I can remember, I have had a love for snow. I would ask when is it going to snow and how much? Nobody ever had a satisfactory answer for me.” Eichorn explains, recalling his initial calling to weather. Photo by Tariq Ali.

Calm After the Storm

By Tariq Ali

Published

After 37 years of on-air reporting, local meteorologist Dave Eichorn found a new way of understanding nature. For decades, he was the friendly face predicting the next storm. Today, Eichorn is far away from the studio cameras, discovering nature still has plenty to teach him.

Story Credits

Tariq Ali

Tariq
Ali

    Coached by

    Eric
    Lee