Prospective Students

The School of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma is the largest such program in the nation, with more than 300 undergraduate and 110 graduate students. It is ranked in the top ten of all atmospheric sciences graduate programs in the nation by the Chronicles of Higher Education.

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Current Students

Read detailed information about the degrees offered at the School of Meteorology, admission practices and other important policies related to the SoM programs.

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Student Spotlight

Kevin Haghi

Kevin Haghi is working on his Ph.D. in Meteorology. His research interests include atmospheric bores, waves, nocturnal convection, and nocturnal low-level jets. He studied abroad in France while attending the University of Kansas in 2003 and loves to snowboard. Kevin plays softball… Read More

Research

The School of Meteorology is most well known for national leadership in the areas of severe storms, mesoscale dynamics, convective-scale modeling and radar studies. We are much more than severe weather research at SoM, covering such research areas as boundary layer and urban meteorology, climate, data assimilation, tropical meteorology, lightning, cloud physics, dynamics, and even polar studies.

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News

Undergraduate Leads National Weather Center Team at AMS - Awarded Best Student Poster

The award-winning poster was presented at the 5th Symposium on Advances on Modeling and Analysis Using Python at the American Meteorological Society’s Annual Meeting. The team was composed of Kelton Halbert and Greg Blumberg both of the School of Meteorology and Patrick… Read More

Graduate student Phillip Stepanian named Marshall Scholar

I am pleased to say that one of our PhD students in the School, Phillip Stepanian, was awarded and accepted a Marshall post-graduate Fellowship. The support from the Fellowship will allow Phillip to conduct biological radar research in the United Kingdom after… Read More

VP for Research Named 2014 Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Norman, Okla.—Kelvin Droegemeier, vice president for research on the University of Oklahoma Norman campus and Regents’ Professor of Meteorology, has been named a 2014 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

“This action confirms that Dr. Kelvin Droegemeier is… Read More

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OWL Weather

 

Events

10/1/2014 - Doppler Depot is Now Online!

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School of Meteorology Holiday Potluck & Ugly Sweater Contest

SoM office staff wearing their finest of the ugliest

Manda Chasteen is the grand prize winner!!!!!

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