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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?
Hurricane Sandy, often referred to as ‘Superstorm Sandy’, defied the hurricane norms with its unusual path, vast size, and devastating effects on the northeast U.S. Why was this storm, which transitioned from a Category 1…
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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…
Hopefully, this works. It should. But, in weather, nothing is perfect. Words I muttered to myself as I sat down at my Ubuntu Linux computer and opened up LibreOffice Calc. In an effort to solve…
Read more of New severe weather calculation using Karrie’s stress level
I’ve completed my study of the last 20 or so years of tornadoes across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. I’ve made a few interesting discoveries. You can read about those discoveries here. While more research…
Read more of Correlation found between SST, rainfall and TX/OK panhandle tornadoes
Yes, the title isn’t exactly gasp-worthy. Nor is it a ground-breaking new idea. I know. But What I found out was interesting! For those of you who frequent this site – and there aren’t many…
Read more of Possible links between SST, rainfall, TX/OK panhandle tornadoes
Good afternoon, everyone! I just wanted to offer an update guys… Currently, I’m knee-deep in a bunch of data from the National Weather Service in Amarillo, Texas. I was able to strike a deal (I…
