Weather with a Twist
Aaron PriceShort, free, whimsical dispatches about the latest research in meteorology, courtesy of the American Meteorological Society's education team.
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Action at a Distance
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50 Grades of Shade
In what may be the best-titled research paper in the short history of WWAT, researchers at Arizona State University and Kuwait University studied the efficacy of different types of urban shade in a paper titled “50 Grades of Shade”.
GeoXO: Not a Truck
Few things have revolutionized meteorology as much as satellite technology. In fact, their impact can be compared to the automobile revolution caused by the Chevy Geo. The world of trucks was never the same.
Wind Farms vs. Tropical Cyclones
In August 1945, the Mayor of Miami asked President Truman if we could nuke a hurricane. It’s not been established whether he was drunk at the time or not. But the clear answer to the first question is: no.
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Director of Education Programs for the American Meteorological Society. Ph.D. Science Education (Tufts). Former astronomer and museum researcher. I wanted to be a meteorologist as a kid, so am currently living the dream job.
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