We extend a warm welcome to our REU in Earth System Science students! No doubt you will make amazing discoveries this summer!

A big thanks to our REU alumni Christopher Alston, Charlotte Connolly, Christina McCluskey❄️, @MCRazaire, Dakota Smith, Katie Rocci, PhD and Brian Matilla for sharing their career experiences and how the REU program set them up for success in a panel with our current REU students yesterday!

This will be my first time at the main AMS Conference, and first time presenting at AMS! I am so excited (and nervous!!) :D #ams2022 American Meteorological Society

I made one

We held our first POSTERFEST since 2019 today! Though it was a bit cramped in the hallways, it felt wonderful to hold this end-of-semester tradition again. Students did a fantastic job presenting their projects from Radar & Satellite and Advanced Weather Prediction courses. #cowx

I highly recommend applying to this incredible program if you’re an undergraduate interested in atmospheric science!

the stem major urge to greatly underestimate the necessary length of a fraction bar when writing an expression

It is February 1st, do you need help finding the perfect Valentine for your meteorologist / atmospheric scientist partner? I'm here to help (while doing a dynamics review)! Roses are red Violets are blue With 1000–500 hPa thickness so low We'll need a blanket for two ❤️❤️ 1/4

pics from a much needed spring break. Back to work now though. 50 days until graduation!!!

I just accepted a graduate assistantship offer and I’m about to cry (the happiest tears!) for the rest of the night. I am so grateful for the opportunities I have been presented over the past few years #umd #terps

Got my graduation photos today and I couldn’t be happier with them! 18 days until graduation 💙💛

So bittersweet. I am so thankful for this program and will miss unco dearly

Aaaaand that’s a wrap #meteorologist University of Northern Colorado Meteorology

Some lightning earlier today in Greeley, CO. I’ve missed storms so much! I love hearing the rumble of thunder :D #cowx

Photos from yesterday evening (6/16/22) near Greeley, CO. Fun evening of storm chasing with friends!! The sky was outstandingly beautiful

Agnes ravaged the Eastern US in late June 1972. At the time, it was the most destructive tropical cyclone in American history. Rainfall from Agnes caused catastrophic inland flooding, with an immense geographic scale. Access the commemoration site here: bit.ly/3y20CfI

Here's part of our meteorology student contingent as the Student Conference wraps up! A recent alumna snuck in too 😄

I had the best view of the conference center yesterday!! #ams2023