Daniel Lloveras

The awardees in alphabetic order are:

Student Poster Award:
Luke LeBel, PSU
Christian McGinty, OU
Hailey Poole, NCA&T

Student Oral Award:
Brandon Garcia, PSU
Kaitlyn Jesmonth, UIUC
Ethan Schaefer, PSU

Very Early Career Award:
Daniel Lloveras, NRL
Alyssa Stansfield, Utah
(2/2)

Graphic for the "Weathering the Storm: How NOAA Forecasters Collaborate and Communicate During Severe Weather Events" webinar on 17 July 2025 at 2:00 PM ET.

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Thanks to everyone that attended the Queer Gathering event this afternoon, and thanks especially to the Coriolis Committee for organizing. It’s wonderful to see this event continue to grow a bit more every year! 🌈

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US weather forecasting is more crippled than previously thought as hurricane season nears | CNN Several current and former agency meteorologists and staff told CNN they are concerned warnings won’t be issued in time as hurricane season nears.

NEW: US weather forecasting is in worse shape than previously known, with 30 NWS forecast offices missing meteorologists-in-charge and about a dozen offices at risk of no longer serving their communities 24/7. www.cnn.com/2025/05/02/w...

Can Observation Targeting Be a Wild Goose Chase? An Adjoint-Sensitivity Study of a U.S. East Coast Cyclone Forecast Bust Abstract Efforts to improve midlatitude-cyclone forecasts by deploying supplemental observations in localized target regions often fall short of expectations. We consider a potential contributing fact...

The final chapter of my PhD dissertation was recently published in the Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences! tinyurl.com/yc4ju77m

I'll be presenting this work at the AMS Annual Meeting, so feel free to come to my talk if you're interested in learning more! tinyurl.com/yc569v38