Mariann Maile

Atmospheric Scientist
B.S Atmospheric Science UW-MKE
Graduate Student Millersville University MS Emergency Management

[Mariann Maile @maile_Mar]

I interviewed a few people from Innovative Weather at UW-Milwaukee to help shed light on everything IW has done for students, their careers and how much IW will be missed.

https://t.co/yopJqar1pS

[Waukesha County Emergency Management @WaukCoEM]

Flood Recovery FAQ — Straight to the Point
You asked. We answered.
- Cleaning up mold safely
-Will FEMA provide aid?
Also, Call 211 to report any flood or area damage.
Share this to help your neighbors.

[Waukesha County Emergency Management @WaukCoEM]

Inside the heart of flood recovery at Waukesha County. Here's a behind the scenes look at our Emergency Operations Center as teams work around the clock to keep our community safe. Also please call 211 to report flood damage to your home or business.

[Waukesha County Emergency Management @WaukCoEM]

Need help cleaning out after the flood? Contact 211 to receive information on organizations providing free clean-out kits and other vital resources. The process might seem daunting, but our community is rallying together to support you!

[Waukesha County Emergency Management @WaukCoEM]

After the floodwaters recede, your safety and health come first! Mold can begin to grow fast after floods, even in hidden spots. Protect your home and family—it's not just what you see. Find out vital cleanup tips and how to stay mold-safe in our graphic below!

[Meteorologist Sam Kuffel @SamKuffelWx]

Folks. Come on. This is not the result of cloud seeding.

This is the result of a stalled front + a very warm and humid airmass.

Warm air holds more moisture. Storms are very efficient rain producers in Aug. When downpours repeat over the same area for hours, this is the result.

[Atmospheric Science Club at UWM @atmoclubuwm]

Meeting alert!📅
Join the Greater Milwaukee Chapter of the AMS on Wednesday, April 23 at 7:00pm in GLRF 3080 for a panel featuring Mark Baden, Paul Roebber, and Kevin Lynott. This is a great time to ask your questions about your future given the trying times.

[Ryan Scholl |-/ @WxScholl]

Someone get me a new pair of underwear cause wtf

[National Park Service @NatlParkService]

Well, it’s Groundhog Day…again. It’s the one time where social media really fails to capture the true excitement of a large squirrel predicting the weather…

[WISN 12 NEWS @WISN12News]

Roaring into 2025 with Gatsby-prix fixe dinner | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/rctOl6rlMb

[NWS Milwaukee @NWSMilwaukee]

Today is the last day of Winter Weather Awareness Week, so we thought we'd share some SCIENCE! Did you know that the type precipitation that we get depends on what the temperatures are ABOVE the ground? This warm layer can make a difference between it being snow, sleet or rain.

[NWS Director @NWSDirector]

Happy Veterans Day to all who have and continue to serve our nation, including those who are invaluable members of the @NWS family!

[Meteorologist Sam Kuffel @SamKuffelWx]

Ah yes. Why not add a tornado threat to Election Day.

[NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory @NOAA_GLERL]

Happy Halloween from these spooooooky Great Lakes! 🎃👻

#GreatLakes #spooky #HappyHalloween #Halloween #LakeSuperior #LakeMichigan #LakeOntario #LakeHuron #LakeErie #GreatLakesSci

[Atmospheric Science Club at UWM @atmoclubuwm]

In case you need costume ideas for our Halloween Party on Thursday, we have a few suggestions. We better see you in your spooky season best at 5:30 PM in NWQD 1871!

[Atmospheric Science Club at UWM @atmoclubuwm]

CALENDAR SALES ARE BACK!
Pre-order your 2025 Atmospheric Science Club today at the link in our bio. Calendar sales will continue until Thanksgiving, and calendars will be available for pick-up starting in early December.

[Dillon Blount @dblountwx]

I presented some of my dissertation work yesterday at the @ametsoc #31SLS! If you didn’t get to swing by my poster, feel free to find me this week. I’d be happy to chat about it!

[Luke Sampe @LukeSampe]

Happy Monday!

At :40 seconds into this recording he threatens us that we will be hanging from a noose.

These are the clowns calling and threatening local meteorologists because of his own confirmation bias.

The high thin clouds moving in today are cirrus clouds composed of ice crystals from an approaching area of low pressure.

Please, for the love of God, don’t be like this person, please.

[Mariann Maile @maile_Mar]

@LukeSampe The way my jaw dropped. ☹️

[Atmospheric Science Club at UWM @atmoclubuwm]

ICYMI: Our Milwaukee Meteorologist Panel is tomorrow! Check out our previous post & other socials for more information.