Tornado on the ground for about 20 minutes near Silverton, TX this evening! #txwx

Just in case you needed another view of the Silverton supercell from yesterday…

A new era for TAMU Atmospheric Sciences!

One of my roles, along with Mingyue Tang 唐铭悦, as a student member on the AMS Mesoscale Committee has been to start their social media presence. Make sure to follow along (and share with friends in the field!) for updates on future conferences and to see what the committee is up to

Today, we introduce our co-chairs in training (aka CCITs) of the Student Conference Planning committee! These folks help the co-chairs and get trained to become co-chairs in the future! They are excited for the awesome student conference in planning for 2025. 😊 Gabrielle Brown

After over 3 years of work, I’m happy to say my first paper (w/ Gretchen Mullendore and Elisa Murillo (She/Her) #BlackLivesMatter) is up online! We found that echo top heights were significantly underpredicted by HRRR, potentially meaning too little transport to the stratosphere in CAMs. doi.org/10.1029/2023JD…

Now that's a storm report you don't see every day! 😂

This is... tiring. The misinformation swirling around these hurricanes has many root causes, but the very least we can do to address it is making sure everyone we know is voting for the candidates in November that don't thrive on spreading it. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

I’m excited to share my work on overshooting tops at #31SLS this afternoon! Stop by the poster hall to chat about what goes on ~40,000 feet above most of the great work we’ve seen so far this week.

Carbon emissions in motion—a reality check for our planet. Watch how carbon emissions from cities, fires, and power plants spread through Earth’s atmosphere from this visualization powered by NASA’s supercomputers. More: go.nasa.gov/4fQBpbe #SC24 #Climate #Science

Had a blast chairing the Twisters panel discussion today at #AMSStudent2025 w/ amazing speakers Maddy Diedrichsen, Kendra Long, Sean Waugh, Kim Klockow McClain, Jana Houser, and Anna Wanless!

I am also so excited to have been given the opportunity to work with Matthew and Devin as co-chairs for the 25th AMS Student Conference

When you're browsing the expo hall at #AMS2025 but you're late for someone's talk

Now that I’ve reflected on my time at #AMS2025, it’s clear it was the best one yet! From my first annual meeting talk, to chairing a session before hundreds, and making so many new connections, it’s not something I thought possible a few years ago. I can’t wait for next year!

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It seems even NWS meteorologists can swap Moderate and Enhanced in their AFDs.. Perhaps further evidence supporting Sean Ernst's work on the interpretation of SPC risk categories? (journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/…) Either way I hope everyone in the Southeast stays safe this weekend!

Next up in “Meet BoSA” are the co-chairs of the Student Conference Planning Committee! They hope to see YOU 🫵🏻 at the 2026 AMS Student Conference in Houston, TX! pic.x.com/Ps8S5cDWZQ

It’s safe to say spending a week in DC has radicalized me. Can Texas at least try to build a functioning city?

Just made it to Boise, ID for #AMS21Meso! No talk or poster for me this time, but I’m excited to catch up with friends and make a few new ones this week. Let me know if you’re in town and want to meet up!

Hmm I think someone MLB missed a science lesson on uncertainty and significant figures 😂