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I would welcome the snow if we had plows with these names show up!

Here's a look at how our 2021 came to be at our 6 climate sites. Four sites set record warm temperatures! #ohwx #pawx

The plinko analogy. This is perfect!

Please do this for a couple more days

After the longest winter snow drought in the 20 years I've had a weather station, the biggest 24 hour storm in those 20 years, 13.5". Atlas enjoyed "helping"

Some of the hottest hotspots last year. Many new records.

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Friday at 2, alumnus Dr. Michael Allen @mjallen176 of Old Dominion University, will present: "Climate Resilience in 2022: The Norfolk, Virginia Perspective" His talk is F2F in McGilvrey 302 and online at us02web.zoom.us/j/3027842753?p…

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The perfect winter day to explore #Cleveland on bike

Animation of daily, monthly, and all-time record highs and lows set at long-term weather stations during 2021. Given weather variability it is normal to see both new highs and new lows, but due to global warming, new highs have become significantly more common than new lows.

Finally getting back into recording the microclimate on my bike commutes. Can you spot the cold air drainage in the Cuyahoga Valley? And yes, I do know this could be much better cartographically. 😇

Friday at noon we will have Jennifer Fitchett via zoom to present for our colloquium series. Her talk is titled “Emerging (southern) African Biometeorology: Developing and Adapting Methods” and will be available via zoom at the link in the reply tweet. Please join us!

Very excited to be engaging with colleagues at kentstategeography later today!

Happy to be a part of this nice article on the complexities of heat as we move forward hsph.harvard.edu/magazine/magaz…

Join us as we welcome Jennie Vasarhelyi from Cuyahoga Valley National Park to speak at our colloquium this Friday (3/11). She will speak about the natural and cultural resources of Cuyahoga Valley NP and ways to get involved. Her talk will be held in person in McGilvrey 302 at 2pm.