Yearly Archives: 2019

JOM: A Demonstration of Modern Geostationary and Polar-Orbiting Satellite Products for the Identification and Tracking of Elevated Mixed Layers

The elevated mixed layer (EML) can be an important aspect for severe thunderstorm forecasting. Because its thermodynamic characteristics vary as it moves eastward, tracking the EML is a crucial part of the forecasting process, something that previously has been quite challenging owing to the limited spatial and temporal resolution of observed soundings and numerical weather…
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#WhyINWA with Amber Liggett

Amber's journey with the NWA began early in her academic career, and continues today as she upholds the role of an NWA Board Director. She discusses how she became involved in the association, how she began networking with peers and mentors, and how others can get involved and participate.
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Dr. Joseph Schaefer

The National Weather Association extends our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Dr. Joseph Schaefer who passed away on November 14, 2019. Joe held the esteemed title as NWA President in 1998. He was an outstanding contributor to the science of meteorology during his career and in retirement. Many have expressed their memories…
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2020 Election Results

Thank you to all candidates who ran for seats on the NWA Board of Directors, and all members who voted in the election. Congratulations to the following individuals who will begin their terms on January 1, 2020. Nate Johnson is the 2020 President-Elect. He will serve as president in 2021. Christina Crowe, Bryan Wood, Hannah…
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