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Meteorologists, Misunderstood

I first caught the “bug” around the age of 10.

Coding from a Meteorologist’s Perspective

Aside from researchers and TV weather people, few people are versed in the technical…

New thinking about weather warnings

In working on Loop Weather, I’ve begun to notice something. In weather, both inside the weather community and in the general public, we care about a lot of things we don’t actually have to, and perhaps we shouldn’t.

Weather Forecasting, in the Age of Misinformation

The breaking point may have been during the middle…

Hydrostatic Lapse (Part 1 of 3)

In this series of articles called Criminal Clouds, we will be exploring how gravity effects the thermodynamics of gases. While not noticeable at a small scale, these properties become evident when dealing with large bodies of gas, such as the atmosphere. For instance, any…

For Severe Weather, ‘Is This Climate Change?’ Is the Wrong Question

Here’s a better of thinking about the link between weather and climate change.