Faith Kearns, Ph.D.

fkearns.bsky.social

19 October 2026 21:24

For more on the Climate Science and Communications Fund, see the post below. So grateful for thus firward thinking group who are truly supporting work that would otherwise likely be lost bsky.app/profile/weat...

Faith Kearns, Ph.D.

fkearns.bsky.social

19 October 2026 21:23

Last week, I started as a new fellow with @ucanrwater.bsky.social, where I previously spent a decade. I am grateful for the support of everyone @ucanr.edu and the Climate Science and Communications Fund. Nice to be back!

Emily PhD 🎓

ejwillingham.bsky.social

14 October 2026 00:48

Thx for posting this. We had several students in attendance and they were impressed in a good way with your scicomm and the clarity of your explanations and in less of a good way with how things might be looking around here during the winter

Dr. Jeff Masters

drjeffmasters.bsky.social

13 October 2026 19:07

An incredible deep-dive must-read for California! The ECMWF ensemble says most coastal CA locations have ~10-20% risk of a record-wet winter. King tides will be >1-2' above normal, and a strong storm during the king tides could "produce widespread damaging, and probably historic, coastal flooding."

Dr. Jeff Masters

drjeffmasters.bsky.social

13 October 2026 18:32

Incredible effort, Daniel! Your 2022 paper gave a recurrence interval of an ARkHist megastorm (less rain than 1861-62, but more than recent wettest winters) costing 10s of biliions of ~1%. Does 2026's ~20x higher risk of a record-wet season (and/or record-wet months) imply a 20% risk of an ARkHist?