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So great to see ULM Atmospheric Science student @emilyallen_11 being highlighted by @AMSSevereStorms for her presentation at #31SLS on her Summer research! @ULM_Official
Continuing our student features at #31SLS: we enjoyed learning more about assessment of public information needs as severe weather approaches from *undergraduate* student Emily Allen! (& @Kenziek56)
We’re extremely proud of this group! Bright futures ahead.
WOW! I’m in a low light pollution area and can see THE NORTHERN LIGHTS! Get outside and check it out! You can see it using Night Mode on your phone’s camera. #lawx #arwx #mswx #wxtwitter
Thank you, ArkLaMiss, for an amazing 2.5 years! I’m excited for what’s ahead!
Some of our radar students went to the ULM radar today to learn more about its parts and operations!📡 As the semester ends, we wish you all luck on studying and finals!🌟
5 second observations from Cabot AR under full totality for about 2.5 minutes. One of the most awe inspiring things I’ve ever experienced.
Our Atmospheric Science Warhawks heard we didn't see much on campus today, and since some of these students traveled to the path of totality today, they have delivered some stunning images of the eclipse! 📸 Eclipse photos taken by Zachary Hardcastle
Ridiculous views atop Devils Knob in northern Arkansas during the eclipse. Big solar flares along the corona and just a feeling you truly can’t describe. Photos will be out either tonight or tomorrow, I am exhausted from the hike.😮💨 #arwx #SolarEclipse #SolarEclipse2024
The most UNBELIEVABLE experience ever! #arwx #SolarEclipse2024 #Eclipse2024 @KATVJames @KATVMelinda @KATVBarry @ToddYakoubian @JimCantore @ReedTimmerUSA
Check out the collapse of the boundary layer thermals during totality!
Great shot by ULM student @hardcastlewx at our location in Cabot, AR. Awesome experience.
First balloon in the air from Cabot, AR right at eclipse start. Super dry but thermally active boundary layer. We should see a noticeable BL transition at 100% coverage.
First balloon in the air from Cabot, AR right at eclipse start. Super dry but thermally active boundary layer. We should see a noticeable BL transition at 100% coverage.
We’re in Cabot, AR today collecting data with the Doppler wind LiDAR and weather balloons during the eclipse. Hopeful the skies stay clear.
A group of students from @ULM_Official studying atmospheric science stopped by to tell me about their studies on weather analysis - and goodness it was impressive! They are researching the causes of droughts and its subsequent effects, which will be instrumental in advancing…
As the #AMS2024 conference continues, we’re learning so much about the future of this field. Congratulations to Isaiah, Haniston, Rachael, and Dr. Murphy for their poster presentations this week!
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