Ph.d
University of Wisconsin-Madison (1991)
About
Interests
Large- and small-scale forecasting, severe storms, thermodynamics
Courses Taught
- MET 103 Introduction to Meteorology
- MET 216 Introduction to Meteorological Observation and Analysis
- MET 279 Severe Storm Prediction and Nowcasting
- MET 319 Tropical Meteorology
- MET 330 Meteorological Computer Applications
- MET 369 Atmospheric Thermodynamics
- MET 373 Atmospheric Dynamics II
- MET 385 Field Study in Meteorology
- MET 435 Radar Meteorology
- MET 480 Synoptic Scale Analysis and Forecasting
- MET 481 Mesoscale Analysis and Forecasting
- MET 490 Topic: Instrumentation Seminar, Great Storms of the Great Lakes
Contributions
- “The Mesoscale Forcing of a Midlatitude Upper-Tropospheric Jet Streak by a Simulated Convective System. Part I: Mass Circulation and Ageostrophic Processes,” in Monthly Weather Review, April 1995
- “The Mesoscale Forcing of a Midlatitude Upper-Tropospheric Jet Streak by a Simulated Convective System. Part II: Kinetic Energy and Resolution Analysis,” Monthly Weather Review, April 1995
