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Cole Stern

@ColeWeather25

Based in Long Island, NY. Meteorology lover and researcher. Bowling, coding, and chess sidequests. UAlbany Atmospheric Science 🌦️

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Cole Stern
Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Super stoked to announce my commitment to studying atmospheric science at the University of Albany! Can’t wait to continue my academic journey and continue to pursue my passion in meteorology and research! See you in the state capital this fall 🫡
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Bob Maxon
Bob Maxon@bobmaxon·
Last night was epic! Over 5000 lightning strikes in the Tri-State area! Just wow!!
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Sydney Walters
Sydney Walters@sydneyw_wx·
anyone wanna take a jab at what this boundary(?) behind the precip with the wave-like features(?) being ingested behind it is?
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Probably another marginal heavy rainfall threat for southern New England later this week. Sometimes when you get a slow-moving cutoff low and an offshore disturbance interacting you can get a band of heavy rainfall. Another scenario that’d probably be really bad if it were summer
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I’m interested in a conditional thunderstorm/flash flooding event across the tri-state region tomorrow. A slow-moving shear vorticity line associated with a decelerating sea breeze will likely coincide with a potent shortwave overhead. PWATs will be marginal but watching anyway.

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Eric Webb
Eric Webb@webberweather·
The longwave pattern over N America will probably get anomalously slow, amplified, & blocky w/ cut-offs in early June as this Scandinavian block retrogrades west towards the Baffin Bay Interesting times ahead for the climo peak of tornado season
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Still watching this conditional slow-moving thunderstorm/downpour threat across the Tri-State area today. 12z NAM came in aggressive. Some clearing across NJ too which is interesting.
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I’m interested in a conditional thunderstorm/flash flooding event across the tri-state region tomorrow. A slow-moving shear vorticity line associated with a decelerating sea breeze will likely coincide with a potent shortwave overhead. PWATs will be marginal but watching anyway.

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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Looks like this storm near OKX spun the wrong way 👀
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
@PROLIFICSHlTTER @WxTca Should be noted that the current Atlantic configuration isn’t too great. We need that to flip or else we may look more like 2022/2025.
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Will@PROLIFICSHlTTER·
H/t @wxtca What really irks me about the El Niño denialism and copium from weenies regarding the imminent strong to super El Niño is the fact that such events are historically followed by robust, multiyear La Niña events. 2027 and 2028 looking like banger seasons already
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
I’m interested in a conditional thunderstorm/flash flooding event across the tri-state region tomorrow. A slow-moving shear vorticity line associated with a decelerating sea breeze will likely coincide with a potent shortwave overhead. PWATs will be marginal but watching anyway.
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
I still can’t get over how bats**t crazy the forecast is for Colorado and Kansas is this week Wednesday will feature temperatures ~35F below average across portions of W Kansas and Colorado and a bona fide snowstorm w/ temps near freezing. Then right back to summery (70’s) Thu
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
There’s an imposter among us
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Ends in a similarly drastic fashion. Lows in the 30’s Wednesday night and then mid 70’s Thursday
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Looks like Denver’s annual “summer one day, snow the next” event will happen this week
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
@burgwx Might be colder next week too 💀
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Tomer Burg
Tomer Burg@burgwx·
In Newark, NJ, the hottest temperature each week was: — 2 weeks ago: 91 degrees — last week: 78 degrees — this week: 69 degrees, on a Monday The only logical conclusion is that winter is coming, hope you all enjoyed summer
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Cole Stern@ColeWeather25·
Mid 40's and rain for my 18th bday - at least it'll help with the drought!
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Andy Hazelton
Andy Hazelton@AndyHazelton·
The magnitude of the Downwelling Kelvin Wave traversing the Central Pacific is comparable to 1997, and with another one forming over the far West Pacific in response to the massive WWB that spawned #Sinlaku, we could see some pretty ridiculous subsurface heat across the Pacific soon. I don't see any reason this event won't challenge for a Top-5 all time El Niño.
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Eric Webb@webberweather

Oh no… that’s an absolutely monstrous Kelvin Wave in the Western Pacific 😳

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