The first invitation-only VORTEX-SE Workshop will be held in Huntsville, Alabama, November 9-10, 2015, outlining themes for the Spring project.
VORTEX-SE Workshop to be Held in November
Author: Tanya Schoor
Gab at the Lab: Mark Weber
Mark Weber helps develop radar architecture and researches strategies for future transitions in technology. Learn more about him and what he does.
Gab at the Lab: Kiel Ortega
Kiel Ortega is a research scientist with OU CIMMS, who works on NSSL’s SHAVE and MYRORSS projects. Learn more about his background and what he does.
2016 AMS Awards
NSSL’s Dr. James F. Kimpel and Richard J. Doviak will receive American Meteorological Society awards at the annual conference in January.
Gab at the Lab: Mike Coniglio
Mike Coniglio grew up in Buffalo, New York and brings great experience to our field projects and forecast model development.
8 Things to Know About NSSL
With several major events in the weather community coming up, here are eight things you need to know about NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory.
NSSL’s Harold Brooks Receives Nikolai Dotzek Award
In mid-September, NSSL’s Dr. Harold Brooks was awarded the 2015 Nikolai Dotzek Award at the 8th European Conference on Severe Storms in Austria.
Gab at the Lab: Kim Elmore
Kim Elmore has made great contributions during his 20+ years with NSSL. Recently, he played an instrumental role in developing our mPING app.
NSSL Then & Now
NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory celebrated its 50th anniversary in December 2014. Take a look at how we’ve evolved over the years!
Significant Paper: A review of the remote sensing of lower tropospheric thermodynamic profiles and its indispensable role for the understanding and the simulation of water and energy cycles.
NSSL researchers lead the way on evaluating sensor capabilities.