Delve into the remarkable career of Richard Rotunno, spanning four decades of groundbreaking research in atmospheric science. Explore his educational background, career milestones, awards and honors, and major research contributions focusing on vortex dynamics, thunderstorms, tropical cyclones, and

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Uncover the fascinating geological history of the Grand Canyon, from its formation through erosion to its early inhabitants. Learn about the diverse weather and climate patterns, ranging from summer thunderstorms to winter snowfall. Discover key facts about this natural wonder in Arizona, including

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Dive into the fascinating world of weather phenomena with 2nd-grade National Geographic resources. From predicting weather using clouds to learning about thunderstorms, hurricanes, and tornadoes, this educational journey also covers weather tools and being prepared for natural disasters.

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This presentation contains real-time lightning flash prediction data based on various initial conditions and model observations. It showcases forecasts for lightning activity on specific dates, including accumulated total lightning flash counts and lightning threat assessments. The study also includ

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Southern Africa is making strides in advancing air quality and aviation monitoring, focusing on dust particles, thunderstorms, and turbulence. Collaborative efforts between weather services and disaster management aim to enhance communication and improve response strategies, bridging the gap between

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This briefing presents information on storm data and the Storm Events Database provided by NCDC User Engagement Services Branch. It includes details on data contacts, data overview, data flow, and access to the Storm Events Database. The dataset covers a chronological listing of various weather phen

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The stages of life of individual cells in thunderstorms progress from the Cumulus Stage with powerful updrafts, to the Mature Stage where precipitation forms, and finally to the Dissipating Stage as downdrafts weaken. Air Mass Thunderstorms are described as non-frontal and typically form in warm, mo

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Lt. Col. Alessio Canessa from Aeronautica Militare provides insights on the predictability of weather, wind forecasts, and safety impacts for the start of the 41st Rolex Middle Sea Race Malta 2020. Uncertainty of predictions and the 7-day weather forecast for sailing conditions are discussed, highli

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Tornadoes, the smallest yet most violent storms, are swirling cones of wind and dust that can pick up debris like rocks, dust, glass, cars, and even cows. With wind gusts reaching up to 300 miles per hour, tornadoes cause widespread damage, splintering trees, damaging homes, and injuring or killing

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Tornados, including Supercell Tornados, are powerful rotating weather phenomena that can be predicted through various methods such as radar imagery and storm features. This article explores the development of tornados, focusing on how Supercell Tornados form from mesocyclones within supercell thunde

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Workshop on Severe Convection and Climate at Columbia University discussed modelling thunderstorm climatology in Europe using reanalysis data and predicting future climate changes. Lightning observations, additive logistic regression, and probability analysis in different parameter spaces were explo

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Severe weather events in the Pikes Peak region of El Paso County from June 8th to June 23rd, 2023, led to significant damages and emergency response activities. The area experienced above-average precipitation levels, severe thunderstorms, floods, and tornadoes, resulting in extensive damages to inf

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