Michelle Storm

@GeorgiaWhiteWx It'd be interesting to see how the statistics change based on whether the chaser is a meteorologist or not and their education level.

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@NWSBoulder Can confirm here in Eastern Longmont! Gusts strong enough to rip some siding from the apartment.

Heads up! 50 mph wind gusts are expected from this dry microburst #cowx

A little Tuesday evening watercolor practice. It's so important during the PhD journey to make time for yourself outside of work. Whether that's painting, reading, or some other hobby, the self care is crucial and worth any "lost time". Remember, a rested you is the best you!

@StrmchsrHunterF @MattBlueThunder

Fun example showing that stretching vorticity doesn't even need a thunderstorm to make it happen! Several boundaries colliding in northern Colorado have developed a couple landspouts. #cowx

@MattBlueThunder @JVP_wx You can actually see some weak radar signatures of boundaries colliding!

Oh wut? @JVP_wx check this

A special thank you to Clark for his advice and for taking the time to help me prepare for my interview! Also, thank you to my mentors, colleagues, and friends who have supported me along the way. I’m excited for what’s ahead!

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 I’ve been offered a position as an @NCAR_Science ASP Postdoc Fellow! I’m incredibly grateful to collaborate with leading scientists at NCAR, advance my research on boundary layer processes, & contribute to the atmospheric science community.

You can view the paper here! doi.org/10.1175/WAF-D-…

... the dry slot, westerly flow, and descending flow along the bent-back front. #Stingjet #ShapiroKeyser #WxAnalysis

*New Pub!* Excited to share Tom’s and my new paper was posted as an EOR today in #WeaForecasting! Study highlights the complexity of mesoscale features embedded in favorable synoptic patterns, which continues to be a source of difficulty for NWP to forecast. 3 Key Points:🧵

Curious about home weather stations? Want to learn about the proper siting or where you can share your data? Join us for the #AMSJamposium on Friday at 1:15 ET!

Still at #AMS2025? Come check out my poster today at 3! All about PBL spatial heterogeneity across the Houston wrt PBL heights and turbulence! I would love to chat and network, so stop by!

May have enticed folks from another event via free ice cream, but SMOI'S 25th anniversary social was a hit in the end! Thanks to all who joined and happy #AMS2025

If you're interested, you can watch here: sundog.ucar.edu/public/page/EOL Starts at 3:30pm Mountain Time!

Today I'll be giving a seminar at NCAR about some of my PhD work (PBL Height research mostly). It feels like a full-circle moment in my scientific career. During UG at @msudenver I dreamed about the ability to conduct research and share it at NCAR. 5 years later and I'm here!

Come hang out on Monday evening at AMS! Open to everyone, so feel free to share with your networks! RSVP by Dec. 5 to ensure there's enough ice cream 🙂 #AMS2025

These Colorado sunsets bring me joy

@ChrisSpearsWx Also pretty to the southeast too! Very wavy tonight