Air Force Meteorologist in training
Cloud Gazer
Thunderstorm enthusiast
Just call me "Weather Girl"
Good evening everyone and thank you for joining me again for another look my review of a scientific article! Tonight I’m taking a look at Interaction Between Subtropical and Polar-Front Jet Stream by E.R. Reiter (very close to my name!) and L.F. Whitney. The jet stream topic in my severe storm forecasting class was something that truly boggled my mind… Read more →
Hello loyal followers and avid weather watchers! Noah and I are here in the studio doing our weekly forecast and this week we’ll divide it up with short term provided by myself then followed by the long term by Noah. Here’s a look at what to expect as we finish up our work week days. Tonight: We’ll still expect temperatures… Read more →
Good evening! I’m bringing you a late night look at an article about Tornado Risk Analysis by P. Grady, Andrew Mercer, Jinmu Choi, and Jared Allen, enjoy! Summary: We’re introduced really early on in the article to the idea of “Tornado Alley” and the less widely known “dixie alley”. These two “alleys” are believed to be the most tornado susceptible… Read more →
Throughout history, the south has naturally found itself without many white winters and it’s okay. As a normal routine, southerners have gotten comfortable with an occasional cold snap the break up the mild fall temperatures and spring humidity. The infrequent cold temperatures followed by light dusting of frost is why many choose to remain in this region of the United… Read more →
Good afternoon everyone! It’s Kendall with the forecast for tonight (July 20th) and tomorrow (July 21st). Noah and Emily will extend the forecast for the next week. Tonight, conditions will be mostly clear, with gentle winds out of the west. Twenty counties in Mississippi are under a severe thunderstorm watch until 7 p.m. on July 20th including Forrest and Lamar,… Read more →
