Jeffrey Stevenson

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

We've got SR2 set up collecting data in conjunction with our other truck, SR1, up north. We are just starting to get into the outer rainbands #Ida #lawx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Nope. Don't like this.

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

@hylandwx He was at one of my jazz gigs at Othello’s one time! This man is everywhere!

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

These are definitely some strange looking radar returns. I'm guessing flocks of birds flying to the lake?

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Got a cool time lapse of us outrunning the storm last night with SR1!

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

@OU_SRs are safe, waiting out the storm in Paul's Valley #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Norman people, get ready to take shelter! #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Had to dodge south, but we're safe! #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

And we are set up! #okwx @OU_SRs

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Welp #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Immaculate views 👌 #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Getting ready to leave with the @OU_SRs and got to see a @NWSNorman special sounding! #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Heading out with the @OU_SRs today as there is a big risk of supercells in the area this evening. Everyone stay safe! #okwx

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Some cool laminar flow action from my coffee this morning ☕

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

And thank you @Py_ART for making it easy to plot this!

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

Making some plots of the data we collected in #Ida with the @OU_SRs, and I just had to share one of the scans! This is going to be fun to edit...

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

@NOAABrauer Happy birthday Noah!! 🎉🎉🎉

[University of Oklahoma Research @OUResearch]

A research team led by Michael Biggerstaff, a professor in @OUAGS, successfully captured data with mobile radars and other weather instruments as Hurricane #Ida made landfall in Louisiana. https://t.co/fJSLOe2Fzb

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

In case you're wondering what it's like in the @OU_SRs during hurricane deployments! Don't worry @addisonalford, I cut out the coffee-spilling part 😉

[Oklahoma Meteorology @ousom]

From the @OU_SRs team: Location of OU radars and surface stations relative to Ida track.   Areas within gray circles are where the radars are able to retrieve the winds in high resolution.

[Jeffrey Stevenson @wxjeffrey]

@MesonetMan @OU_SRs @UAHSWIRLL Your wish is my command