Climate scientist at @carbonplanorg. Civil Engineering PhD @UW. I also like water(colors). (she/her)
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What might Cascade snowpack be like in the future? Let's think of it in terms of Washington State's most hiked mountain! Here's 150 years of March 1 snow lines from a middle-of-the-road climate simulation in terms of the trail up Mount Si. youtube.com/watch?v=DJmEMINl… #watercolor
Public radio + high quality (if I do say so myself...) scientific research = a superior start to the week!
Oregon Public Broadcasting covers recent work by OCCRI and affiliated researchers Laura Queen, @scientistoriana, @pwmote, @david_e_rupp, and Bart Nijssen on projected increases in frequency and magnitude of floods throughout the Columbia River Basin. opb.org/article/2021/02/15/c…
What have been your favorite presentations at #AGU20? I'm looking for great 🗣️ with 🌶️ insights. Bonus if it's about climate change! Talks from BIPOC and non cis-male presenters are extra encouraged! There are a bajillion talks and my brain can't handle 1.5x speed!! 🤯
Can the twittersphere handle this important study by @drticklejar about climate change impacts on agricultural worker health? #ClimateJustice
“This study asks what #globalwarming means for the health of agricultural workers picking fruits and vegetables.”
Early Career Fellow @drticklejar on new paper modeling #climatechange scenarios & health strategies. bit.ly/3bL2bRT
Happy #WomenInScienceDay! And let's particularly support women of color scientists! science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Had a lot of fun writing this article about how a low early-season PNW snowpack rebounded thanks to a wet January! climatecirculatororg.wordpre…
It uses information displayed in the climatetoolbox.org lead by @climate_guy and @PNWclimate
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How the Pacific Northwest’s snowpack rebounded this winter, and what we might expect come April 1st: wp.me/p7SAIt-KF
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Great writeup by @scientistoriana on our suite of hydrologic monitoring and forecasting activities in the Climate Toolbox and story of the bump in NW snowpack this wet very January
How the Pacific Northwest’s snowpack rebounded this winter, and what we might expect come April 1st: wp.me/p7SAIt-KF
Very excited to introduce @brettpstory's documentary "The Hottest August" at @SIFFnews this Friday evening. I'll share stories about how climate change could impact the PNW and then we'll watch this moving film exploring how we think about our future.
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Knitted climate change quilt. Each panel’s color represents two years of average temperature in Ireland from 1900 to 2018. Created by @elspethpalaeo at @iCRAGcentre
Some scenes from today’s #AGUroadtrip. Was definitely tricky painting in the backseat on the winding coast road, but well worth it! Note the memorable stratus deck making an appearance in pink in the lower middle panel 💅🏻
Just as the Golden Gate Bridge connects the Marin Headlands with San Francisco, the Aleutian Low connects ENSO to Arctic sea ice. Learn more from Robin Clancy at his talk on Tuesday afternoon! #AGUroadtrip @drseaice
Robin is teaching us Cockney rhyming slang and we are all definitely “cream crackered” (meaning knackered, meaning tired) but we’re only maybe 70 miles out. We’ve actually had a lot of fun and have learned a lot from each other on this #AGUroadtrip
Wonder what happens to those stratus decks further downstream? Find out at Hauke Schulz’s (@meteo_hauke and another steadfast member of #AGUroadtrip) talks on Wednesday about patterns of shallow convection!
