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Are you in Baltimore at #AMS2024 this week? Atlantic States Weather (ASW) President TC Moore, CCM is there meeting with other meteorologists and discussing all things consultant meteorology. The conference theme is "Living in a Changing Environment". This changing environment includes both tangible and intangible landscapes including our digital environment. Key among some of the questions surrounding our digital environment are: How will AI impact the weather industry? In what ways will it impact the forensic/consulting meteorology sector? These are just a few of the many discussions happening this week. Stay tuned for ASW updates from the conference. #weather #climate #consultants #consultantmeteorology #AMSCCM #CCM

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Recently, a groundbreaking study by scientists at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria and the Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology has shed light on the intricate mechanisms of cloud formation and their significant influence on tropical weather patterns. The study, published in the journal Science Advances, utilizes a high-resolution global climate model to comprehend better how the clustering of clouds and storms affects rainfall extremes in the tropics. https://lnkd.in/dBEhngsB

WEBFI: Meteorology vs. Climatology: Exploring the Distinctions and Overlaps - https://lnkd.in/ga22JtZf

We are so proud of the accomplishments Tracy Hinson has made since graduating from our Meteorology and Climate Science program. 🎓 Watch her story and her journey from the West Coast to now in St. Louis! 🌟 KSDK - 5 On Your Side #SJSUMetCS #SJSUMeteorology #SJSUWeather #CareersInWeather #AtmosphericScience #ClimateScience #AtmosphericScience #ClimateScience

🎉📚Delighted to share our new chapter book, "Spatial Trend Analysis of Vegetation Dynamics and Their Responses to Climate Change on Black Sea Coasts, Romania From 2000 to 2021", co-authored with Vahid Nasiri, Soroor Rahmanian, Prof.Carmen Maftei, Prof. Dr. Ashok Vaseashta, PhD. DSc, FAPS, FIoN, featured in the book "Modeling and Monitoring Extreme Hydrometeorological Events". This chapter delves into the impact of climate change on vegetation cover in the Black Sea coasts of Romania over 22 years using NDVI time series. The study utilized the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) time series from moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer (MODIS) products, meteorological observations, and spatial trend analysis to analyze the impact of climate change on vegetation dynamics. Additionally, the chapter applied the Theil-Sen median and Mann-Kendall tests to detect trends in the NDVI time series, considering the resistance to outlier data and measurement errors of the Theil-Sen median method. I invite you to read this thought-provoking chapter and explore the book further. #climatechange #ndvi #vegetationdynamic #remotesensing https://lnkd.in/dGZ-E42d

I see a lot of talk today about how climate scientists will be studying the #mauiwildfires disaster. As a climate scientist myself, I can attest to the importance of understanding both the meteorological conditions and #climatechange aspects that lead to these disasters. However, time and again what I see missing from the conversation is the great work that agencies like #NIST, #FEMA, and the broader interdisciplinary disaster research community do in conducting longitudinal studies of the entire disaster, from the hazard, to engineering aspects, understanding the cause of injuries and fatalities, to social science components/economics, and the trajectory and pace of recovery, among many other things. When combined with climate science and meteorology, powerful lessons are learned, and thus actionable recommendations can be implemented to make sure nothing like this happens again, as we continue to adapt to our changing climate!

The Accidental Geographer S4 E3: Minghui Diao: The latest episode of the Accidental Geographer, hosted by San José State University Provost Vincent Del Casino, features Dr. Minghui Diao, Associate Professor in the SJSU Department of Meteorology and Climate Science. The two discuss several topics, including Dr. Diao’s background, what it’s like working on a planetary scale, the relationship between clouds, energy and climate change, the collaboration needed in this type of interdisciplinary work, as well as the big questions she’ll look to find answers to in the future.