Howdy! Kendall (the intern) here with the short-term forecast! If for some reason you aren’t interested in hearing about tomorrow’s forecast, scroll a little and you will find this week’s outlook, courtesy of Noah (the other intern). Tomorrow (June 26th) you can expect the start of the day, 7 AM, to be around 75°, with very minimal winds out of… Read more →
To my up and coming followers, I’m back with another article review! This one is of a larger interest to me considering it’s tornado related and I just go bonkers for some funnel cloud! This study was done by a team at the NOAA/NWS/NCEP/Storm Prediction Center, in Norman Oklahoma in 2017 and I have to say that it is really… Read more →
Good evening! Here is an article review on how rotational velocity values from Doppler radar may be used to track tornado damage ratings (think Fujita!) in real time. A fair warning! This post is more geared toward weather nerds looking for a bit of a challenge, as things tend to get pretty technical in academia. The WSR-88D is the Doppler radar first… Read more →
Hey, y’all! I’ll be covering the short term forecast for tomorrow while Kendall takes care of what’s going on for the rest of the week! Tonight there is a possible chance of rain from a leftover circulation of the tail end mid-latitude cyclone that came through yesterday. That was definitely a major surprise seeing a cyclone that developed happen over… Read more →
Hey guys! It’s your favorite weather intern Emily here bringing a new addition to your daily weather indulgence. As if you hadn’t read enough from me yet, I’m now beginning to do article reviews in addition to my weekly forecasts. I will be reading through some papers with various topics that all relate to operational forecasting or radar meteorology and include… Read more →
