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Unfortunately, my job as a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Anchorage, Alaska came to an abrupt end last Friday. The past 15 months up here has been absolutely incredible, and the memories and experiences I have had will never be forgotten.

"Give me my first love!" Lee Corso's first-ever headgear pick belonged to Brutus and the Buckeyes and it's only fitting that his last one is the same ❤️

THE WORLD FAMOUS OHIO STATE BUCKEYES.

YOUR CINCINNATI REDS ARE GOING TO THE POSTSEASON

I thought I ❌ade the field look better 🤪

FINALLY!!!

🫡🫡🫡 #ThankYouCena

A winter storm impacts the area beginning this afternoon/evening and continues through Sunday. Lighter snow is expected today. The heaviest snowfall is expected to start later tonight into Sunday.

As the snow overspreads the area mid afternoon through early evening, be sure to take it slow if on the roads. Very difficult travel conditions are expected by late tonight through the day Sunday as snow/wintry precipitation coverage/intensity increases.

A powerful winter storm is set to sweep across the eastern two‑thirds of the country this weekend. Stay weather‑aware by checking updates from weather.gov and following guidance from your state and local officials.

I am excited to announce that I will be returning to the National Weather Service as a meteorologist for the Louisville, Kentucky office! I am very thankful for the support from my family and friends throughout my job search, and I am excited for what this next adventure brings!

Day 1 officially in the books in Louisville, excited to be back in the NWS!

The National Weather Service is modernizing operations and moving to the cloud! This will greatly improve our mission to provide weather, water and climate data, forecasts, warnings, and impact-based decision support services for the protection of life and property and

This #TimelapseTuesday, we're reviewing this captivating imagery of a pair of low pressure systems beautifully swirling over the Gulf of Alaska. This extended GeoColor imagery loop, captured by NOAA's #GOESWest (#GOES18) satellite, spans from March 21–23 and covers roughly 53