NEW WEATHER STATION –New Jersey American Water and Rutgers University recently marked the completion of the Rutgers Weather Station in Franklin, funded by a $25,000 grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation. Pictured from left: Danielle Kearsley, superintendent of Water Quality and Environmental Compliance; Justin Dapolito and Marc Medina, superintendents of Treatment; and Frank Marascia, senior production manager, all with New Jersey American Water; Mathieu Gerbush, assistant state climatologist at Rutgers University; David A. Robinson, distinguished professor emeritus at Rutgers University; Missy Holzer, science curriculum design consultant and professor at Rutgers University; James Walters, superintendent of Treatment at New Jersey American Water; and John Krasting, New Jersey state climatologist, professor and extension specialist at Rutgers University. (Photo: American Water Charitable Foundation.)
A new weather station at New Jersey American Water’s Canal Road Water Treatment Plant in Franklin Township will provide residents, researchers and students with detailed, publicly accessible weather information.
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