Latest posts tagged with #WeaForecasting on Bluesky
Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating Feimin Zhang, College of Atmospheric Sciences, Lanzhou University, with a citation.
Kudos to AMS Editor's Award recipient Feimin Zhang for many years of timely, critical, constructive reviews⚡
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#WeaForecasting #PeerReviewWeek
Graphic for Peer Review Week congratulating Matthew Brown, NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory, with a citation.
Much appreciation to AMS Editor's Award recipient Matthew Brown (@rhapsodyinbrown.bsky.social) for thorough and constructive reviews ✍️
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#MonWeaRev #WeaForecasting #PeerReviewWeek
Eyewall of Hurricane Isabel. Photo credit: Dr. Sim Aberson, NOAA/AOML/Hurricane Research Division.
New paper: NOAA research flights are important for improving hurricane forecasts. Wind data from NOAA flights improved forecasts of a storm’s path by up to 24% on average, found Melissa Piper @melissapiper.bsky.social & Ryan Torn.
Read more in AMS journal #WeaForecasting: doi.org/10.1175/WAF-...
Person walking under an umbrella on a rainy day in a busy marketplace. Photo by Siddique Sk via pexels.
Indian forecasting improvements are saving lives, according to a study in #WeaForecasting.
Tropical Cyclone Biparjoy’s 2023 strike on the Gujarati coast was found to be very similar to a 1998 storm that caused 1,000+ deaths. Yet Biparjoy saw no deaths in Gujarat.
More: bit.ly/43EUb0N
