Career Fair Prep
Free
Rick Dubler from Career Services will be attending Met TEA to offer resume critiques and provide career fair tips.
At 2:30 pm
All Faculty Meeting Teaching Demonstration Student Org Events Career Development School of Meteorology Colloquium Social Event/Celebration Academic Calendar National Weather Center Colloquia Boundary Layer, Urban Meteorology and Land-Surface Processes School of Meteorology (Defense) Weather and Climate Systems Convective Meteorology (Mesoscale Dynamics)
Monte Flora-February 24
Free
SENSITIVITY OF ENSEMBLE FORECASTS OF SUPERCELLS TO INITIAL CONDITION UNCERTAINTY The sensitivity of full-physics ensemble forecasts of supercells to initial condition (IC) uncertainty is investigated. The motivation for the study largely stems from the NOAA Warn-on-Forecast (WoF) program, where the primary objective is to develop a storm-scale ensemble prediction system that will generate probabilistic […]
At 3:00 pm
National Weather Center, 120 David L. Boren, Rm. 5600, Norman, OK 73072
Nick Szapiro-February 22
Free
On TPV thinking; Impacts on Arctic sea ice Arctic sea ice exhibits considerable year to year variability, likely amplifying over the next decades as the ice thins. Problematically, larger year to year sea ice anomalies exhibit larger forecast errors. What processes drive the evolution and prediction of summer sea ice? Cyclonic tropopause polar vortices (TPVs) […]
At 3:00 pm
National Weather Center, 120 David L. Boren, Suite 5930, Norman, OK 73072
Dr. Guifu Zhang-Feb 21 Colloquium
Free
TBA
At 4:00 pm
National Weather Center, Room 1313, 120 David L Boren Blvd, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73072
Career Fair Prep
Free
Rick Dubler from Career Services will be attending Met TEA to offer resume critiques and provide career fair tips.
At 2:30 pm
Sam Lillo-February 15
Free
The Rossby Wave Roadmap and Implications on Medium-Range Predictability Despite decades of improvements in the performance of NWP, there are still times when forecast models experience errors that are drastically greater than the mean. These periods of poor performance are referred to as dropouts, or busts, and are characterized by a verifying atmosphere that is […]
At 3:00 pm
National Weather Center, 120 David L. Boren, Suite 5930, Norman, OK 73072
Katie Wilson-February 17
Free
Forecaster Cognitive Workload With increasing amounts of data becoming available to forecasters, the question of how rapidly-updating phased array radar data will affect forecasters’ cognitive workload is of interest. In this seminar, an overview of cognitive workload will be given, including examples of the types of methods and tools that can be used to measure […]
At 3:30 pm
120 David L. Boren Blvd, Suite 5600, Norman, OK 73068
Jonathan Labriola-February 17
Free
Microphysical Treatment of Hail in High-Resolution Supercell Simulations Hail causes over $1.0 billion in damage annually in the United States, despite this explicit hail prediction remains a relatively understudied subject. This study compares high-resolution (500 m horizontal grid spacing) hail simulations for a severe hail event that impacted central Oklahoma on 19 May 2013. […]
At 3:00 pm
120 David L. Boren Blvd, Suite 5600, Norman, OK 73068
Met TEA
Free
Met TEA is back this semester, featuring cookies, apple cider, and hot tea. Please join us in our usual spot next to the grad lounge for Thoughts, Encouragement, and Announcements at 2:30. If you are unable to join at this time and would like to suggest another time, please let Shelby Hill know. We look […]
At 2:30 pm
Career Fair Prep
Free
Rick Dubler will be in the NWC Atrium offering resume critiques and career fair tips from noon to one.
At 12:00 pm