Events

Joshua Gebauer-March 24th

Examining the Cause of Heterogeneous Great Plains Low-Level Jets

Dylan W. Reif-March 22

Initiation mechanisms of nocturnal convection initiation without nearby surface boundaries   Nocturnal convection is common over the central and southern Great Plains during the warm season. Much of this has been attributed to eastward propagating systems, but there are systems that initiate at night over the Plains. Three location-based CI modes were identified in a […]

Burkely Gallo-March 10

Deriving Operationally Relevant Tornado Probabilities from Convection-Allowing Ensembles

Observations of Moisture Increases During the Southern Great Plains Afternoon to Evening Transition

March 8-Dylan Lusk

A Climatology of TPVs in the ERA-Interim Dataset

Dr. David Nolan-March 7 Colloquium

Biases and limitations in the estimation of hurricane intensity

Jacob Carlin-March 3

Assimilation of ZDR Columns for Improving the Spin-Up and Forecast of Convection in Storm-Scale Models Achieving accurate storm-scale analyses and reducing the spin-up time of modeled convection is a primary motivation for assimilating radar data and an active area of research. One popular technique for accomplishing this is diabatic initialization, in which latent heat and/or […]

Casey Griffin-March 3

High-temporal Resolution Observations of the 27 May 2015 Canadian, Texas, Tornado using the Atmospheric Imaging Radar and Kinematic and Polarimetric Observations of Tornadic Debris in the 10 May 2010 Norman, Oklahoma, Supercell The first portion of this two-part seminar overviews data collected of an EF-2 near Canadian, Texas on 27 May 2015 by the Atmospheric […]

Allison Brannan-March 1

African Easterly Wave Tracks as Simulated by CMIP5 Models African Easterly Waves (AEWs) impact Sahel rainfall and serve as a trigger disturbance for tropical cyclones (TCs) in the North Atlantic Ocean. Currently, there is no agreement regarding the projected TC trends for the future. So far, there has been very little investigation into the changes […]

AGS Career and Internship Fair

It’s back!!! The University of Oklahoma College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences Career & Internship Fair returns in Spring 2017!  This fair will be attended by public and private employers looking for students in the fields of Meteorology, Geography, Environmental Sustainability, and Geographic Information Science. The event will be held in the atrium of the […]