Physical scientist at the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory. Ph.D., meteorology. I use math and computers to study the atmospheric boundary layer, storms,

Trekker. Whovian. Bronte enthusiast, classic lit lover. Look out for lots of posts on Star Trek, actors, the arts and sometimes politics.

studying technology-integrated assessment | rider of bikes | smoker of meats | #RStats | #OpenResearch | #luddite | #ElbowsUp | he/him

Water issues junkie. Please check out my blog on WordPress: https://coyotegulch.blog, thanks — John Orr

Univ. of Manchester Prof of Synoptic Meteorology, educator, scientist Author: Eloquent Science: A Practical Guide to Becoming a Better Writer, Speaker, and Atmo

Atmospheric Scientist (via CSUx2 & UGA). Enjoyer of ⛈️❄️🐱🏔️🏃‍♀️ (personal account)

Associate Professor of Atmospheric Science, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis | Historical reconstruction, dendroclimatology, extreme events,

Colorado State Atmospheric Science Ph.D. '19 | Texas A&M Meteorology '13 | Studies concurrent, collocated tornado and flash flood events | San Antonio Spurs Fan

I’m a 20 year old guy in New Jersey. Earth/Space science enthusiast so expect lots of science posts about everything from meteorology to geology. My philosophic