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Weather Literature Review
Discusses the latest academic journal articles that pertain to weather, meteorology, and climate. Covers new insights into both raw science knowledge and the impacts of weather on society.
Weather Literature Review Podcast Guide
Listen to Weather Literature Review, a Science & Medicine podcast by Stephen Mullens. Stream 8 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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8 episodesHurricane Barry and 2019 Atlantic Named Storm Predictions
Continuing a series of podcasts where the date a named tropical cyclone forms (first becomes at least a tropical depression) is examined thr...
Review of NWS Jacksonville's IWT meeting
The Jacksonville forecast office of the National Weather Service (NWS) held an Integrated Warning Team (IWT) meeting for the core media, eme...
Subtropical Storm Andrea
Subtropical Storm Andrea formed in the Atlantic Ocean between the Bahamas and Bermuda on May 20. Although it only lasted three-quarters of a...
Predicting Atlantic Named Storms
I actually did some work myself! While attempting to satisfy my curiosity about when 2019's Tropical Storm Andrea will most likely form (May...
3-Hurricanes and Sting Jets
Six papers covering hurricanes, convection, and satellite products are discussed in rapid succession. Then, a literature review of sting jet...
2-How public service aids mental health
With Hurricane Florence recently departing, I look at a paper that shows how having our service to the public as an outlet for expressing th...
1-Hurricane Damage & a Controversy
With five hurricanes in the Atlantic and Pacific, I had to start by talking about hurricanes. And sure enough, there was a paper with an imp...