Russ Murley is Operations Manager for Precision Weather Service and has been with the company since January 1992. Russ graduated from Lyndon State College in 1986 and after working in Burlington, Vermont for 3 years, returned to his home state of Maine and started working for a private weather service which would eventually be purchased by Precision Weather. Along the way, Russ worked for television stations in Burlington, VT, Portland, Maine and Bangor, Maine. While in college, Russ did several independent studies in microclimatology and was involved in many activities and spent two years on residential staff. Currently, Russ works full-time for Precision Weather Service and also works for a local TV station in Portland, Maine. Russ enjoys skiing, collecting and playing music ( Russ plays the drums) and volunteers as an EMT for his hometown rescue squad. In addition, Russ has two daughters to keep him busy. Two corgis (the “weatherdogs”), Bentley and Sebastian can sometimes be heard barking in the background, too! E-mail Russ at: rmurley@precisionweather.com
Russ Murley is Operations Manager for Precision Weather Service and has been with the company since January 1992. Russ graduated from Lyndon State College in 1986 and after working in Burlington, Vermont for 3 years, returned to his home state of Maine and started working for a private weather service which would eventually be purchased by Precision Weather. Along the way, Russ worked for television stations in Burlington, VT, Portland, Maine and Bangor, Maine. While in college, Russ did several independent studies in microclimatology and was involved in many activities and spent two years on residential staff. Currently, Russ works full-time for Precision Weather Service and also works for a local TV station in Portland, Maine. Russ enjoys skiing, collecting and playing music ( Russ plays the drums) and volunteers as an EMT for his hometown rescue squad. In addition, Russ has two daughters to keep him busy. Two corgis (the “weatherdogs”), Bentley and Sebastian can sometimes be heard barking in the background, too! E-mail Russ at: 