Lead Scientist @UCB_CSSL | @ProtectWinters Science Alliance Member | @nytopinion Author | Weather/Snow Nerd | Born @ 345 ppm | Views are my own | He/Him
The beautiful award presented to me by my terrific colleagues at the California Department of Water Resources along with some thoughts of mine.
I'm so incredibly honored to have won this award and am thankful to work with such amazing people!
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I talk a lot about snow, the @UCB_CSSL, and our research in this interview but, perhaps the most important part of this interview, especially in an election year, is this-
The study of snowfall and snowpack is the expertise of @snow_d0c , and he’s got a really fascinating way of engaging us with a topic on our latest episode of Radio 2050. Find out more with the link on our profile.
#snow#snowpack#radio2050#radioparadise
The study of snowfall and snowpack is the expertise of @snow_d0c , and he’s got a really fascinating way of engaging us with a topic on our latest episode of Radio 2050. Find out more with the link on our profile.
#snow#snowpack#radio2050#radioparadise
Explosive Thunderstorm development is expected within this Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) Tornado Watch across parts of TX, OK, and KS this afternoon. PDS tornado watches are only issued when multiple strong or violent tornadoes are expected to occur.
Experiencing climate extremes first hand from +30°C to -5°C and 30cm of new snow near Villach, Austria in mid-April makes for a very “messy” snowpack! @snow_d0c@ajw42@NikCallow@IPE_CSIC
@HamishMet01@AdrienAustralia Misread that at first and thought you said AUSTRALIAN Alps and was very confused about the scenery in the picture. Absolutely beautiful though!
Very excited that our paper on a new 'Marginal' class of snowpack has been published!
These are shallow, warm, nearly constantly isothermal, undergo multiple accumulation/ablation phases, and are expanding due to climate change. Check it out here 👇
https://t.co/3IQqOQqOQL
These fast moving cells are not great, in my experience, at yielding high snowfall totals (as compared to solid stratiform precip shield), and at this point in the storm I’d say the mesoscale details are working against some of the high-end predicted totals. Long way to go…
@nplareau Couldn't agree more and have been thinking the same thing. I think we're on the lower to mid range of the forecast now. Will be interesting to see if it becomes more uniform with the better forcing later today.
February's Storms (more than) Doubled CA Snowpack, March Could Bring More Wet Weather
“We’ve kind of clawed our way back into being a decent year.” @snow_d0c@UCB_CSSL. "To be around average is kind of nice for once."
@KQEDnews@KQEDscience
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I was delighted to have the chance to speak with Melissa Hobson at @NatGeo last week about #snow, its importance, and what a loss of snow will do as climate change progresses.
Here's the terrific story that she put together!
https://t.co/PQPPKjVWqZ
The first big snowfall of the year always takes me back to being a kid on the Colorado front range. So much anticipation and excitement!
How much will we get? What will the worst conditions be like? So many fun thoughts and questions.
We are only halfway through November, but we're already thinking of SNOW! 🌨️
This week, we're sitting down with @snow_d0c to talk about his unique job at the Central Sierra Snow Lab (@UCB_CSSL). WATCH or LISTEN: https://t.co/c5jcqYgJB2
A terrific opportunity for someone interested in doing their PhD in #fire weather and pyrocumulonimbus cloud structure from one of our partners at the University of Queensland Atmospheric Observations Research Group in Australia!