Russell Jones
EF1
If you're within a day's drive of the Twin Cities, you might want to seriously consider attending our Minnesota Severe Storms Conference held at the College of St. Thomas downtown Minneapolis campus on Saturday, April 27th, 2019.
This year's Keynote Speaker is going to be:
Dr. Jana Houser, Assistant Professor, University of Ohio, Athens, OH
Dr. Houser is an atmospheric scientist specializing in the study of supercells and tornadoes. Her work is predominantly observational, examining case studies of supercell thunderstorms and tornadoes using mobile and fixed location Doppler and polarimetric radar. She is particularly interested in the rapid development and evolution of tornadoes and their nearby storm-scale features, and how topography and friction affect tornadoes.
Her past and some current research has focused on examining the evolution of rotation from which tornadoes develop, particularly trying to answer the question of whether tornadoes begin aloft or near the surface, and what the source of tornado-strength rotation is
For more information, tickets and preregister visit their web site:
http://www.mnskywarnworkshop.org/index.html
This year's Keynote Speaker is going to be:
Dr. Jana Houser, Assistant Professor, University of Ohio, Athens, OH
Dr. Houser is an atmospheric scientist specializing in the study of supercells and tornadoes. Her work is predominantly observational, examining case studies of supercell thunderstorms and tornadoes using mobile and fixed location Doppler and polarimetric radar. She is particularly interested in the rapid development and evolution of tornadoes and their nearby storm-scale features, and how topography and friction affect tornadoes.
Her past and some current research has focused on examining the evolution of rotation from which tornadoes develop, particularly trying to answer the question of whether tornadoes begin aloft or near the surface, and what the source of tornado-strength rotation is
For more information, tickets and preregister visit their web site:
http://www.mnskywarnworkshop.org/index.html
