Advancement Prospects
Incident meteorologists who are employed by government agencies advance via a formal process during which their job performance is evaluated. If they meet the advancement requirements, they are promoted to a higher salary level. They may eventually advance to supervisory or managerial positions. In addition to working in incident meteorology, meteorologists can pursue meteorology careers in broadcasting, consulting, education, writing, and other fields.
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