Thursday 12.16.21 PM – Update on Saturday/Sunday AM Storm
Good evening everyone! It looks like we have our first notable snow event of the season on the horizon. Below is what you need to know! Precipitation TypeThis will be…
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Good evening everyone! It looks like we have our first notable snow event of the season on the horizon. Below is what you need to know! Precipitation TypeThis will be…
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Where are you Winter? This month has been a roller coaster in terms of weather, starting off slightly above average temperature-wise, to a few days worth of winter-like weather and…
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Upper-level look for next Tuesday The Scenario Thanksgiving week is one of the busiest weeks of travel during the year and any chances of adverse weather, especially across Northern parts…
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How a neural network sees weather patterns Machine Learning techniques are rapidly advancing in the fields of weather and climate science. Machine learning has been used for analyzing and forecasting…
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By: David Coe Ph.D Candidate [gist id="38dd57b5a9957e73b12b567e2ecf0bc4"] [iframe src="https://storm.uml.edu/~metweb/blog_notebooks/RTMS_Bokeh.html" width="100%" height="500"]
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By: David Coe Ph.D Candidate Get a version of the code used here: https://github.com/Daviology38/NWS-Watches-and-Warnings nws_watches_warnings This program will grab the current active watches and warnings from the NWS API service…
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By: David Coe While many in the Southern United States have been dealing with a severe storm outbreak over the past few days, we dealt with our own "convective" outbreak…
Continue Readingby Mathew Barlow, UML Professor of Climate Science I am chairing our department's new DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) committee. This is a very complicated issue and one that I…
Continue ReadingGood morning! Quick update on tomorrow's snow system. TimingSnow begins around midday Sunday. Heavy snow is possible at times throughout the afternoon and evening. Snow begins to wind down during…
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