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Weather Video of the Week: 2019 #41
This video shows the 2004 Socorro Hail Storm. Yesterday marked the 15 year anniversary of the Socorro Hail Storm. Large hail fell for nearly several minutes, destroying cars, skylights and tile rooftops across the New Mexico Tech campus. I had … Continue reading
Posted in Weather Video
Tagged #nmwx, hail, meteorology, New Mexico Tech, NMT, Socorro, Socorro Hail Storm, weather
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New Mexico Weather: 1/21/16
In Socorro this morning, the weather is cool, clear and breezy. The temperature, as told by the electronic sign on NMT’s campus, says 31 F, but the breeze makes it quite bitter cold. However, M Mountain was pretty this morning, … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Satellite Imagery
Tagged #newmexicotrue, #wx, albuquerque, Belen, Farmington, forecast, Los Lunas, M-Mountain, meteorology, New Mexico, New Mexico Tech, NMT, nmwx, photography, rio rancho, Santa Fe, Socorro, weather
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New Mexico Weather: 1/5/16
In Socorro this morning, the weather was cool and overcast, with somewhere between 1/2″ and 1″ of snow on the ground. Here is a view of my vacant parking lot at New Mexico Tech, as taken by my cell phone. … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery, Winter Weather
Tagged #newmexicotrue, #wx, albuquerque, Belen, Farmington, forecast, Los Lunas, meteorology, New Mexico, New Mexico Tech, NMT, nmwx, photography, rio rancho, Santa Fe, snow, Socorro, weather, winter weather
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Socorro, NM
In lieu of a weather prediction, I am going to report on what I am seeing for Socorro this morning. Currently, there is a Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect for central Socorro County, including Socorro and the New Mexico Tech … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, NowCasting, Practicing Concepts, Radar Imagery
Tagged #wx, doppler radar, Luis Lopez, meteorology, New Mexico, New Mexico Tech, nmwx, severe thunderstorm warning, Socorro, weather
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Socorro Hail Storm – 10 Years Ago Today
Ten years ago today, Socorro, NM was struck by a massive hailstorm. I had just started looking at graduate school at New Mexico Tech. I turned on the Weather Channel the evening of the 5th, and they covered the storm. … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged hail, hail damage, meteorology, New Mexico Tech, NMT, NRAO, Socorro, Socorro Hail Storm, weather
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Fall Semester
I completed the last Homework Exam for Synoptic Meteorology. The only thing left to complete is the Final Exam, and it is not yet open. I will do this in the next few days. The last lecture discussed numerical modeling. … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged college, english, freshman, meteorology, Mississippi State University, New Mexico Tech, Virginia Tech
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A Few Updates
I got my last test score back for Synoptic Meteorology: 95%. My quiz grades leading into it were a little lower, but I obviously learned the material before taking the quarter term exam. I will spend the next several days … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Education
Tagged amateur radio, ARRL, Connecticut, electronics, ham radio, New Mexico Tech, Newington, teacher, training
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2009 Storm Chase Archive
I have now archived my 2009 Storm Chase Journal and Photos. This season was split into three separate chases: A mini-chase at the end of April, a chase where I led the New Mexico Tech Meteorology and Storm Chase Club … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Radar Imagery
Tagged amateur radio, ham radio, meteorology, New Mexico Tech, severe weather, Skywarn, storm, storm chasing, tornado, tornado chasing, Virginia Tech, weather
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Applied Meteorology Class
It’s about time I told you guys about one of my projects. As many of you know, I am a chemical engineering instructor at New Mexico Tech when I am not storm chasing. Over the last few months, I have … Continue reading
Annoucement
It is official: I will be teaching Applied Meteorology through the Master of Science Teaching department at New Mexico Tech! This course will focus on the applied aspects of the weather, especially forecasting severe weather. The course will run for … Continue reading →