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Mesonet lab is named after first manager

 
JAMES S. TYREE    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: July 4, 2009

NORMAN — The Oklahoma Mesonet is more than a collection of weather gadgets spread throughout the state. Thanks to Fred Brock and others, it has grown into a 120-station system of 4,000 climate sensors that measure data with pinpoint accuracy.

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Statewide readings on air temperature, rainfall, wind, humidity, and soil moisture and temperature are available at www.mesonet.org.

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