Propagation, Evolution, and Rotation in Linear Storms. Project studying QLCS tornadoes in Southeast USA. March 1 - May 1, 2022. February 15 - May 1, 2023
Southeast USA.
Joined February 2022
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Congrats to @BlindLeanne on a successful thesis defense looking at tornadic and non-tornadic mesovortex characteristics using @DOWFacility data!
The field phase of PERiLS has ended. Thanks to all the participants and communities that welcomed our instruments and people 馃槂! Now the analysis of the data begins! We will be sharing our findings in the weeks and years to come!
We will be operating as early as late Tuesday (4 April) and into Wednesday (5 April) in the Jonesboro, AR area for IOP5.
We will be operating today (Friday, 31 March) for IOP4 within the radar coverage of our mobile radar array.
We will be operating today (Feb 16th) in western Alabama and Eastern Mississippi ahead of and during the potential severe weather threat. Follow along with teams virtually鈥e will be posting throughout the event. Please stay weather aware!
PERiLS observations start again Feb. 8, 2023, but severe weather can and does happen throughout the cool season. There is a severe weather threat today for the southeast. If you live in the area, please have a plan and stay weather aware.
The field (data collection) part of PERiLS has ended for 2022. Thanks to the many people in the southeast for their hospitality! We鈥檒l be back again in the southeast starting Feb. 2023! Until then, we will work on preliminary data analyses from the 4 IOPs in 2022. Stay tuned..!
There is a multi-state threat for severe weather in the southeast on Wednesday (3/30). It wasn鈥檛 easy to choose where to deploy assets, but after much consideration, #PERILS will be operating in northeastern Mississippi on Wednesday.
