Office Tour

Virtual Tour

Part of the NWS Cheyenne team pictured at the front of the office. Pictured from left to right are, Steve Rubin, Jeff Garmon, Ray Gomez, Rob Cox, Michael Jamski, Chad Hahn, Shawn Liebl, Dan Deal, Brian Chapman, Jim Knutson, and Gerry Claycomb.

Welcome to your National Weather Service (NWS) Cheyenne office virtual tour. NWS Cheyenne operates 24/7/365, and is staffed by 23 people, who are here to serve you, our customers in southeast Wyoming and the western Nebraska Panhandle.

Your NWS Cheyenne office team of 23 people is comprised of a Meteorologist-in-Charge (MIC), a Warning and Coordination Meteorologist (WCM), a Science and Operations Officer (SOO), an Administrative Support Assistant (ASA), five Senior Forecasters, five General Forecasters, a Meteorologist Intern, an Observation Program Leader (OPL), two Hydrometeorological Technicians (HMT), an Electronics Systems Analyst (ESA), an Information Technology Officer (ITO), two Electronics Technicians (ET) and one Facilities Engineering Technician (FET).

Jeff Garmon, Meteorologist-in-Charge (MIC).

The Meteorologist-in-Charge leads the entire office, from our weather forecasts and warnings to equipment and facilities. The MIC also listens to customers, partners, and colleagues to improve services, helps staff members reach their professional goals, conducts administrative functions (budget, property, personnel, procurement).

Rob Cox, Science and Operations Officer (SOO) performing programming work at an AWIPS (Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System ) console.

Jim Knutson, Electronics Systems Analyst (ESA).

Shawn Liebl, Senior Meteorologist, working at an AWIPS console.

Chris Hammer, Meteorologist.

Becca Mazur, Senior Meteorologist, briefing Scott Carpenter, former Senior Meteorologist, on the weather forecast at shift change.

Ray Gomez, Information Technology Officer (ITO) performing his work related duties.

Buzz Hutcheon, Observation Program Leader (OPL) conversing with a customer.

Dan Deal, Hydrometeorological Technician (HMT) preparing the afternoon climate summary.

Steve Rubin, Meteorologist preparing the forecast at an AWIPS workstation.

National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office Cheyenne.

The WSR-88D radar (Doppler Weather Surveillance Radar), just northwest of the office. The radar continuously scans a radius of 248 nautical miles around Cheyenne.

The electronics office where the Electronics Systems Analyst (ESA) and two Electronics Technicians (ET) have their offices.

The office library.

Thank you for viewing the virtual tour of National Weather Service Cheyenne.

Please email any questions, comments or suggestions to:

Jeff Garmon, Meteorologist-in-Charge

Rob Cox, Science and Operations Officer

Tim Trudel, Webmaster and Meteorologist

Steve Rubin, Meteorologist

You can reach someone at our office by calling 307-772-2468.