Rhino16

Happy birthday!

Unidata has a series on their youtube channel where they show how to retrieve data, manipulate it, plot it, etc. It’s all in python though, but maybe it would help.

I just graduated from the VT Program, and am considering returning for masters in an adjacent topic. Your ideas seem to be the profs current thinking at the moment with respect to AI. I’ve heard from numerous people that the field is shifting towards a model where meteorologists will be interacting with the public much more, instead of sitting at the forecast desk all day, at least in the public sector.

Thanks! Ha, Thanks! I’ll be back tomorrow…

I’ve gotten older again. This time, I’ll get to go around the sun as a meteorologist. Let’s see what I’m doing this time next year…

A quick rain shower over the northern neck. Maybe it will add half to 3/4 of an inch or so. It was coming down. Wonder if they’re using some CAPE from the bay to sustain themselves.

Radar might be covered in outflow boundaries to the south later. Maybe there will be some cool collisions to see.

Happy Birthday!

Mine is probably impossible to achieve.

Managed to mostly split the gap earlier, but did get maybe a 0.1” from the south half of the line. Got to see 2 small shelf clouds though, and lots of lightning. Getting random showers now with some rumbles. Waiting for the random beginning of august impressive unexpected thunderstorm.

Are there any good resources to learn little things like this, or is it all just time, experience, and networking? It feels like there’s still so much to learn. I should practice forecasting while I’m not doing anything.

Not a drop today, kind of disappointing when the air is a liquid.

DCA: 99 IAD: 99 BWI: 99 RIC: 101

We’ll probably have to wait for a substorm tonight for best chances.

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