Welcome
Our group uses numerical models and theory to research the dynamics and predictability of mesoscale phenomena ranging from the tropics to midlatitudes.
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Graduate Student Opportunities
We have one fully funded opportunity for a graduate student entering in Fall 2021 to conduct research into overland tropical cyclone intensity maintenance!
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News & Awards
October 6, 2020 – The first paper from Kevin Prince’s Ph.D. research, a climatology of indirect tropical cyclone interactions, has been published in Monthly Weather Review!
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Our Group
We use a combination of numerical modeling and theory to conduct research into the dynamics and predictability of a wide variety of mesoscale phenomena, particularly relating to tropical cyclones and severe thunderstorms. Group alumni have gone on to employment in research, operations, and the private sector.
Dillon Blount
FV3-GFS Vertical Profile Classification and Evaluation
Anna Kaminski
Objective Methods for
Cyclone Phase Diagnosis
Kevin Prince
Tropical Cyclone-Midlatitude Waveguide Interaction Dynamics
Michelle Spencer
SST Influences on SE Severe Weather Predictability
Michael Vossen
Thermodynamics of Overland TC Intensification