La Chica del Tiempo 2017: Milagros Cairo
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El premio a la categoría de mejor meteoróloga fue otorgado a: Milagros Cairo. Cairo comenzó su carrera en el año 2014 en su primer viaje a los Estados Unidos. Ella estudio en: The TJ Weather School of Baltimore, MD donde perfeccionó sus habilidades usando la mejor herramienta de esa época: Weather App. Su experiencia aumentó cuando puso en práctica todos sus conocimientos en su viaje a Perú. Cairo pudo presenciar los cambios climáticos del país en las tres regiones: Costa, Sierra y Selva. Ahora de regreso a los Estados Unidos, Cairo ha demostrado gran capacidad de pronóstico del clima en los estados de Virginia, Maryland, Pensilvania, Nueva Jersey y Nueva York además de Washington, D.C.
Luego de gran deliberación, los jueces otorgaron el premio a Milagros Cairo por su desarrollo profesional, precisión en su pronóstico y su gran carisma.
The award for best meteorologist was given to: Milagros Cairo. Cairo started her career in 2014 during her first trip to the United States. She attended The TJ Weather School of Baltimore, where she sharpened her skills using the best tool of the era: Weather App. Her understanding evolved when she put in practice her knowledge in her trip to Peru. She experienced the weather changes of the country’s three regions: Coastal, Highlands (Sierra) and Jungle. Now that she is back in the United States, Cairo has demonstrated her weather forecasting capabilities in several estates such as Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York including Washington, D.C.
After long deliberation the judges gave this award to Milagros Cairo for her professional development, accuracy in forecasting and great personality.
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