Very grateful and proud to have presented my work on microscale variability in convective storm forecasting parameters at #31SLS! Not only is this my first SLS, but this is my first conference in general! Thank you to everyone who came to listen.🥳🌪️⛈️

I was honored to have the opportunity to present my ongoing Masters research on the final day of #31SLS in a session filled with so much amazing work! Great ending to a great week!

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!

Had a phenomenal week at #31SLS. Such a great venue with even better people. Here is my poster, and my recorded talk should be available in a few weeks.

For everyone working the night shift, we see you 🫶☕️🕐

An excellent first day of #AGU24 started with a lightning talk on my subsiding shell work from my M.S. thesis! Looking forward to the rest of the conference and all that AGU has to offer!

Stop by my #AGU24 poster tomorrow between 10am and 11:30am to hear about my current M.S. work involving ice crystal modeling in tropical cyclones!

A successful day at #AGU24 presenting my research! Thank you to everyone who came out and had great questions and suggestions!

On Tuesday, I presented some of my M.S. thesis work on subsiding shells during the 2nd Symposium on Cloud Physics at the #AMS25 annual meeting in New Orleans. Learned so much from the other shell talks in the session as well!