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User:ScottyMet

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Hello. My name is Scott Sutherland, and I'm a meteorologist and science writer for The Weather Network.

Before joining The Weather Network news team in 2014, I started the Geekquinox blog on Yahoo! News Canada, just days after NASA's Curiosity rover landed on Mars in August of 2012. Although Geekquiox is no longer being updated, my articles appear regularly on The Weather Network website, specifically in the Space, Weather, and Climate categories.

Edits

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I have only performed one edit to my recollection, correcting an error in temperature conversion in the first paragraph of the February 2021 North American cold wave page.

Citations

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My articles, from the Geekquinox blog and from Weather Network News, have been cited on several pages. A (likely incomplete) list is below:

Note: One that probably SHOULD exist, but does not, is in the January 2019 lunar eclipse article. I was the person who first named this eclipse the Super Blood Wolf Moon.[1][2][3] In the months after I named it, the name spread across media and social media, but my attribution did not follow. Even though I have sources, self-serving edits to articles is frowned upon here, so I have not added the reference to the eclipse page. If someone else wants to add it, though...

Interests

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Social Media

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My main avenue for geeking out about science, gaming, and other nerdy stuff is my Twitter account.

References

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  1. ^ Scott Sutherland (November 2018). "Super Blood Wolf Moon the star for Winter 2019 skywatching". The Weather Network. Retrieved March 18, 2021.
  2. ^ Scott Sutherland (November 30, 2018). "Super Blood Wolf Moon the star for Winter 2019 skywatching". Twitter. Retrieved March 18, 2021.
  3. ^ Ivan Semeniuk (January 17, 2019). "Super blood wolf moon rising: How this weekend's lunar eclipse became a brand". The Globe and Mail. Retrieved March 18, 2021.