stephenmstrader.bsky.social
Associate Professor | Hazards & Disaster Geographer | Severe Storms Meteorologist | Avid fan of condensation in the sky and sound waves. www.stephenmstrader.org 🌪⛈️🌀❄️🌡🗺⚠️ My opinions are solely my opinions.
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True. PBS Terra is a credible channel that reports on environmental facts, including climate change. 🌪️
Show PostUnorthodox weather communications, to be sure. But I like Matt Mitchell and I'm here for it. And he adds a couple of nuggets that remind me of the work done by @stephenmstrader.bsky.social youtu.be/qUB13SWvna0?...
Show PostAs someone with a background in both weather-climate and plants, I find it fascinating how different woods growing under different climate conditions impacts sound. This is a science is cool moment.
Show PostReally good new study. As expected, tropical cyclone (TC) impacts are high for Atlantic and Gulf Coast counties due to high TC hazard + population exposure, but also for many *inland* counties in the SE and NE due to flash flooding from TCs + vulnerable communities.
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