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Hello there; thanks for taking the time to read this piece of research. For my final piece of research, I decided to change things up. Instead of looking at a specific weather phenomenon, I looked…
Read more of Research: How does diurnal temperature range affect human health?
Hello everyone! I appreciate you taking the time to read my third summer project. As with my other two projects, it is evident that I am a fan of severe and tropical weather. For my…
Read more of Research: What is a derecho and what makes them significant?
Hello everyone! Thank you for taking the time to read my second summer project. Instead of looking at a particular storm or event, I wanted to change things slightly. For my topic today, I wanted…
Read more of Research: Is Tornado Alley Shifting to the East?
Hello there; thanks for taking the time to read this research. This is my second piece of research for the summer, and I have decided to switch things up from my last research paper. This…
Read more of Second research project: how weather models can improve upslope snowfall forecasting
Hello there. I hope that your Saturday is going well. We have quite a lot of new news regarding the tropics. As of yesterday evening, we officially have our second named storm of the season,…
Read more of Tropical Outlook for 6/29/24: Tropical Storm Beryl has formed; what should you expect?
Hello everyone and thank you for reading my first piece of research review for the summer. Today, I will examine and review an article titled “Quantification of QLCS Tornado Genesis, Associated Characteristics, and Environments across…
Read more of Review and Summary: Different Ways QLCS Tornadoes Form?
The tropics are a mess and the model guidance isn’t helping. Some measure of unpredictability and messiness is typical for early season tropical activity. But this year, it seems to be amplified a bit by…
I’m sure some of you guys have seen the graphic on the left from WVUE in New Orleans. It was posted a few days ago highlighting different parts of the Gulf that had chances for…
Introduction: Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) are expansive, organized collections of thunderstorms that can dominate weather patterns across large areas, particularly noted for their impact in the central and southern United States. Characteristics of Mesoscale Convective…
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In the quest to deepen our understanding of the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO)—a climatic phenomenon that significantly influences weather patterns across Europe and North America—scientists have turned to innovative analytical methods. A recent study leverages…
Read more of Wx Info: Machine learning helps resolve the complexity of NAO pattern
