Where do meteorologist work and do research?

Answer 1

Depends on the country.......... some work in university research departments, others work on TV & Radio doing forecasts, some kinda do it has a hobby from home............... and then there are individual country's national weather centres, 2 main examples being:

The UK Met Office
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/

The US National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/

Answer 2

It varies from country fo country. On a day to day meteorologists work in offices analysing data and writing weather forecasts. Some work at airports providing specific forecasts for aviation. Most national weather services have research sections, often linked to universities.

Some meteorologists are employed by TV stations to present the weather but it is not necessary to be a meteorologist to do that, anyone can read a teleprompter and point to a screen.

Answer 3

It could be in TV as the weather reporters, could be in environmental consulting companies, aviation (airports or airlines), even in agriculture agencies where the weather prediction is necessary to predict the gains or loss on an specific product. They do their jobs mainly in offices, using computers programs that allows them to input existing data and analyzing the atmospheric changes to produce statistics and predict future events.

Answer 4

with their heads in the clouds