Some crazy scenes from home in SW CT (Ridgefield) under a heavy band of snow for much of this morning. Unsure of an exact total, but likely around 18” by now based on surrounding observations. @ryanhanrahan@RachelFrank_CT@TylerHughesWX#CTwx
As we are busy prepping for what may come Sunday-Monday, lets not forget that today is the 10 year anniversary of the start of the 2016 blizzard, which set the all-time record for Allentown of 31.9 inches. Reading had 27.0, Philly 22.4, Trenton 18.5, Wilmington 16.1, & AC AP 12.9
The @NWSEMC released an AI version of the GFS model and its ensemble system, based on GraphCast. This is NOAA's first operational foray into the era of machine-learning based weather prediction.
Plots for AIGFS are now available on Tropical Tidbits: https://t.co/zmpk2ZWC3c
I will eventually integrate some AI-GEFS products as well.
Read more about NOAA's new generation of AI models here:
https://t.co/67ULNkA4Gh
Looking forward to sharing some work on a deep learning based CI nowcasting model tomorrow at @ams_meso! Come see me at poster #6 if you’d like to chat! #AMS21Meso
IST Asst. Prof., Romit Maulik, and @psumeteo Assoc. Prof., Steven Greybush, plan to improve weather forecasting using AI thanks to a new $1.23 NASA grant.
https://t.co/5cEIonUf1L
Excited to share some work from this past semester at #AMS2025 tomorrow!
If you’re curious about how AI-NWP models have been handling recent winter storms, come say hi! Details below ⬇️
Speed Mentoring Night
Tuesday, January 28 | 6:30 – 8:30 PM | Walker Building
Join us for an evening of speed mentoring with local experts from all corners of the weather enterprise!
RSVP : https://t.co/IVUM2WRaK9
Led by @psumeteo associate professor Steven Greybush, researchers will incorporate computational tools such as AI, along with traditional science to better understand and predict weather.
https://t.co/3pXxXjiNWa
Paul Knight and Bill Syrett started Weather Camp back in 2001. It's now in year 24 and continues to attract kids from all over the country (and sometimes, all over the world) for a week of activities. Check out Bill's @weatherchannel interview from over the weekend!