Good morning! Rain has overspread the region early this morning as forecast. The forecast has become more favorable for higher snowfall amounts; the details are below. Amounts: Expect a swath…
Continue ReadingGood morning! Student forecaster Nathan Coram here with the 5-day forecast as well as a forecast for tomorrow's storm. We have a storm on our hands, so let's quickly run…
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By: David Coe Ph.D Student Record high temps in the mid to upper 70s have been seen across the region this weekend with multiple stations setting new daily records Friday…
Continue ReadingGood morning! With skies turning cloudy, expect a high around 70 before noon, with temperatures then falling through the 60s and to the upper 50s by sunset. The wind will…
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Uprooted tree from the October 7th Derecho in Massachusetts By: David Coe - UMass Lowell Ph.D Student Heavy rains, lightning, hail, and gusty winds accompanied a cold front through New…
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By: David Coe (Ph.D Candidate) Map by NOAA Climate.gov based on data provided by Philip Thompson, University of Hawaii. Why sea level rise matters Sea-level rise is a major issue…
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Tropical Storm Isaias is near the Carolina coastline this afternoon, but struggling to maintain its intensity. As of 2pm Monday, Tropical Storm Isaias was centered about 115 miles south of…
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by David Coe, EEAS Ph.D Student GOES-16 Imagery of Tropical Storm Fay as of 7/10/2020 at 14z (10 a.m.) New England is bracing for impact from Tropical Storm Fay this…
Continue Readingby Mathew Barlow, EEAS Professor of Climate Science This post includes twenty short animations from our undergraduate two-course sequence in atmospheric dynamics. Topics covered include vorticity, waves, and instability. The…
Continue Readingby Mathew Barlow, EEAS Professor of Climate Science This post gives links to freely-available code for simple models of the atmosphere (and ocean). If you know of anything I've missed,…
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