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To all my fellow meteorology students:I am very familiar with sitting on the sidelines, GR2A/RadarScope tabs open, watching severe wx events. I am very familiar with looking at a warning

Just wanted to say hi to all those who found my twitter page this week. Welcome! I’m not officially a meteorologist (yet!) but I’m a third-year Atmospheric Science student at

The worst of Laura’s surge narrowly missed Lake Charles LA (hence this busted fcst) thanks to a few factors including a last-minute E wobble of the center.We still have a

Many folks have asked if cooler water from Marco will slow #Laura down today.Short answer: no. That cool water is below the surface (lower OHC but not much lower SSTs)

In honor of Cornell’sannouncement that they will attempt in-person class for all students this fall, a reminder of why that’s an absolutely horrible idea: https://insidehighered.com/blogs/just-visiting/lurching-toward-fall-disaster-hori

Model guidance is in good agreement that the 925mb LLJ will exceed 60kts across #MEwx tomorrow morning https://weather.us/model-charts/euro/new-hampshire/wind-925mb/20200413-1500z.html. That puts this event in rarified air as far as our climatology