Jay Shafer, PhD
@jayshaferwx
Sky watcher. Scientist. Dad. Entrepreneur. Educator. Bringing people and technology together to solve big problems. Views my own.
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14-11-2011 16:12:20
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Bow echo structures from the HRRR, straightline damaging winds are likely as they move east Tuesday evening. Dr. Levi Cowan #vtwx
Hurricane Beryl was a beast. Southeast wind direction and highest winds in highly populated areas increased power grid impacts. Hurricane force winds over 100 miles inland. Ali Mostafavi ✨️ Adam Krueger 💯 Matt Lanza 🤌🏼 #HurricaneBeryl #txwx
Hurricane Beryl's track was critical to power outage impacts, with the greatest damage and power outage duration right of the track. Never be fooled by the storm category - hurricanes always present unique risks. Dr. Matthew Lazzara Disaster Tech #HurricaneBeryl #poweroutages
Very impressive, localized rainfall in St. Johnsbury, VT, meeting or exceeding a 1000-year return. #flashflod #vtwx Jim Cantore Ben Frechette
NOAA's leading hurricane models both show Debby making landfalling near each other with the HWRF a little faster and with more inland precipitation. HAFS continues to be benchmarked against the HWRF as its phased in. Graphics: Dr. Levi Cowan .
Technology I developed at Disaster Tech shows how power outage risk was reasonably well predicted showing the potential location of greatest power outages from Hurricane Debby. #HurricaneDebby #FLwx
I'm giving a lunch and learn talk about Hurricanes and the type of products we use for our resilience-as-a-service at Disaster Tech . This graphic shows a 2-day ahead forecast for a potential New England black swan event. Register here. events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a5bd3bb2… #hurricanes