Air Force Meteorologist in training
Cloud Gazer
Thunderstorm enthusiast
Just call me "Weather Girl"
Good morning all! I’ve got another article review for ya as you look to enter your lunch break; take a quick read, and have a great rest of the day! This article, ‘‘Bookend Vortex’’ Induced Tornadoes along the Natchez Trace by Russell L. Pfost and Alan E. Gerard looks a little closer to home and gives us a closer look at… Read more →
Outflow or Bust. . .the Forecast – Hello and welcome back to the wonderful world of wacky weather interns! Emily here to start us off by looking at a brief rundown of tonight and tomorrow. Tonight – Expect scattered thunderstorms across a majority of the area, and if it isn’t hitting you yet, wait 15 minutes and check again. We’ve… Read more →
Good evening lads and ladies! I’m here to bring you yet another article review! If you haven’t caught on to it, I post these twice a week and I provide a summary, 3 points I would like to see further study on, and what this means for modern meteorology. This is another long one but oddly enough, I really enjoyed… Read more →
Howdy everyone! Kendall here with the forecast for tonight (July 11th) and Thursday (July 12th). As you may have noticed, there were a few afternoon showers, with a 40% chance of rain today. These will clear out this evening, with gentle winds out of the south at about 5 mph. Tomorrow, the day will be nice and sunny. At 7 a.m.,… Read more →
Happy Tuesday weather wackos! This article I got to choose myself rather than just simply being given one that Nick found thought-provoking. So upon reading this one, I realized that I created my own demise by choosing a topic that’s rather pertinent to my future career path but also neglecting to realize that this article may have been outside of… Read more →
