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@SUNYESF Graduate Student🌱| @NVU_Lyndon & @LyndonWeather Alumna🌦 | Former Climate Modeling InternšŸŒŽ| Former Meteorologist & Journalist for @News7_NewsLINCšŸŽ„

Syracuse, NY
Joined February 2014
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Parts of the city of Rome, NY looks like a war zone. At least 27,000 customers without power. Confirmed death in Canastota from storms. Both had tornado warnings during this. Courtesy of Arthur Bentley
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In the month of July, the state of New York has seen more tornadoes than Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, Mississippi & Alabama combined.
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It's great to see alumni pursing their passion! @lcornellscience intends to pursue a career as a science teacher, hoping to inspire students to appreciate the world around them more, and better educate students about climate change and our environment’s needs.
Our next highlight features Lauren Cornell, another recent alumni who served as a representative for our organization! We want to thank Lauren for her hard work and contributions to The Climate Consensus. Read more about Lauren on our Instagram and Facebook accounts!
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Our next highlight features Lauren Cornell, another recent alumni who served as a representative for our organization! We want to thank Lauren for her hard work and contributions to The Climate Consensus. Read more about Lauren on our Instagram and Facebook accounts!
I’m excited to be participating in the @climaconsensus Town Hall this morning at #NESC2022šŸŒŽ We will be talking about the work we’re doing as a multi-institutional outreach network! Come check it out if you’re at the conference!
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[5:40 PM EST] Forecast for the winter storm expected to impact central NY & ne PA has been updated. Heavy snow still expected across CNY w/ a transition zone near the NY/PA border & ice into ne PA. Check here for add'l info: tinyurl.com/7n77bj5s or weather.gov/bgm
Our multi-institution network is expanding! We are looking forward to presenting at #AMS2022 this week. Interested in learning more? Check out our poster on Tuesday and our Town Hall meeting on Wednesday! ams.confex.com/ams/102ANNUAL… ams.confex.com/ams/102ANNUAL…
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Did you know that the winter season isn’t as cold as it used to be 50 years ago? Since 1970, winter has been the fastest-warming season in the United States. The greatest winter warming is happening in the Great Lakes Region and the Northeast.
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This is the corner of Euclid Avenue and Lancaster Avenue in Syracuse. It is completely flooded. The @CityOfSyracuse may want to consider closing this street. I estimate there being around 6 inches of water on the road currently (I just had to walk through it). @NWSBinghamton – at Syracuse, NY
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Hey look, it’s my first publication! A huge thank you to Dr. Hanrahan for her guidance throughout our research, and for turning our findings into an academic journal entry. CongratulationsĀ  to all authors published, and thank you for letting me be a part of your team in 2018. – at Syracuse, NY
Faculty & recent graduates have coauthored research recently published in Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology. They were looking to understand how Great Lakes water temperatures modify simulated precipitation downwind of the Great Lakes. atmos.northernvermont.edu/ne…
Today I presented on my current Master’s Thesis work at #NESC2021. So happy to have gotten the chance to present my research on perceptions of uncertainty and its effect on people’s willingness to engage in climate change solutions as an alumna of @lyndonweather! @lyndonamsnwa – at Syracuse, NY
Got to listen to my friend speak about her masters work today! I'm proud of you @laurencornellwx, thanks @lyndonamsnwa for putting on a virtual conference this year! #NESC21
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My work is still in the beginning stages, and my data collection won’t begin until the summer. However, I’m excited to have shared my progress and gotten the chance to get feedback on what I want to do. – at Syracuse, NY
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Is it getting warm in here or is it just us? 🄵 March 2021 was the eighth warmest March in the 142-year-record! Check out the article ā€œFirst month of Northern Hemisphere spring 2021 was warmer than average across globeā€ for more March 2021 climatology! climate.gov/news-features/un…
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Please watch, like, & share this wonderful video about thrifting from my former student! Kenna's project is currently in first place for fan favorite. I am beyond proud of her project, Thrifting for the Soul! shar.es/ao9zhk
Baseball season is here! āš¾ļø Curious as to how much it has warmed up at your favorite ballpark? Check out the link below from Climate Central! #climatematters
Major League Baseball cities have been warming over the last half-century, impacting the game, players, and fans. bit.ly/2021OpeningDay #climatematters via @climatecentral
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Found a passenger for leg two of my journey home! See you soon, Massachusetts! – at Syracuse, NY
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Crossing my fingers that the weather cooperates on our journey home for the holidaysšŸ¤žšŸ¼ – at Syracuse, NY
Everyone else looking at the models this week: ā€œLook at all the storm potential this weekšŸ˜†ā€ Me looking at the models this week: ā€œOh man, I have to drive across half the country two of these daysšŸ˜³ā€
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2, 6, 7 - What’s yours? – at Syracuse, NY
If you can only choose 3, what would it be? 1,6,12 is my choice.
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When we run out of Greek names, we’ll start naming storms after fossil fuel companies
We might see our first retired Greek name. And that’s not a good thing.
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Lauren Cornell retweeted
Noticed the milky haze above the alto-cumulus clouds this afternoon? That's smoke stemming from the western U.S. wildfires. This can also be seen on visible satellite.
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