Have we mentioned lately how incredibly impressed we have been by student presentations at #31SLS? The future of our field is so incredibly bright! 🥳

We are happy to highlight more EXCELLENT student talks from this morning - e.g., Lydia Spychalla's modeling of the role of randomness in hail size, and Yuzhu Lin's focus on the impact of low-level hodograph shape on hail. Both are PhD students w/ @PSU_RadarMeteo!

Fascinating insights by Morris Weisman on why the environment rapidly destabilized prior to the Feb 26, 2023 Norman tornado. #31SLS

You did great! 🥳

A highlight of this morning's session on 'Novel and Unusual Applications of Artificial Intelligence' for sure! 🤓

Another: David Roegner's discussion of using machine learning to analyze ASOS and radar data for wind loading design applications (graduate student in Illinois CliMAS & UIUC Wind Engineering Research Lab!)

Some of the awesome undergraduate students at #31SLS!

A HUGE thank you to Casey Davenport and John Allen for their incredible, tireless work co-chairing this conference! The SLS community is so grateful!

If you're😭that #31SLS is over (we sure are!), remember that you'll have another excellent opportunity to nerd out on many SLS topics (& much more!) at the 21st Conference on Mesoscale Processes (AMS Committee on Mesoscale Processes) from June 23-26 2025 in Boise, Idaho! 🤓 ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/…

Current membership of the SLS committee. We'll be highlighting the work of our student members over the coming weeks!

We're highlighting the student members of our committee! Up this week is Kristen Axon:

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We're continuing to highlight our student committee members! Meet Bobby Saba: