Join us for our next #XSTEM All Access episode featuring NASA Climate Scientist Josh Willis Josh Willis, aka Climate Elvis! Hosted by Environmental Engineer and NOAA Research Scientist, Dr. Tracy Fanara Tracy Fanara, Ph.D.! usasciencefestival.org/x-stem-all-acc…

Join Environmental Engineer and NOAA Research Scientist, Dr. Tracy Fanara Tracy Fanara, Ph.D. for our next #XSTEM All Access episode featuring NASA Climate Scientist Josh Willis Josh Willis, aka Climate Elvis! usasciencefestival.org/x-stem-all-acc…

Whooohooo! Check out my talk with Josh Willis! Hip Hop MD & I interviewed the amazing Josh Willis during our first (and 4 hour long) Earth Day event and now I’m asking him everything YOU (& I) want to know about climate scientist at NASA ! (You know I mentioned collab sw NOAA )

I had so much fun making this video with Tracy Fanara, Ph.D.! Check it out in the link!!!

How does #climatechange in Greenland affect the U.S.? NASA JPL's Josh Willis shows how ice melt contributes to sea rise in South Carolina. Watch #BurningQuestions, 10/25 @ 8/7c: bit.ly/WC_CoveringCli… Covering Climate Now 🦋 @coveringclimate.org The Post and Courier @tbartelme @LaurenPetracca Josh Willis

This years Arctic Report Card has an article about OMG #omgnasa #ArcticReportCard arctic.noaa.gov/Report-Card/Re…

NASA's #OMG mission, which recently completed 6 years of surveying Greenland's coastline, provided ice sheet and subsurface ocean temperature data for NOAA’s annual Arctic report card. Learn more about the mission: climate.nasa.gov/news/3142/nasa…

Not only is global sea level rising, but the rate has doubled over the past 30 years as we continue to add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.

Average global sea level rose by 0.11 in (0.27 cm) from 2021 to 2022, according to NASA. That’s like adding water from a million Olympic-size swimming pools to the ocean every day for a year and is the latest in a multi-decade trend of rising seas. sealevel.nasa.gov/news/259/nasa-…

The rising oceans measured by satellites. Sea levels have gone up globally by over 9 centimeters in 30 years and the rate of rise has more than doubled in that time. #sealevelrise #NASA

fun fact: while working on #Extrapolations i had to re-learn how to write exponential equations #sealevelrise #appletvplus

Headed back to Greenland!

Since OMG ended Mike Wood and I have been working with Lorenz Meire from the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. Today we are deploying this APEX float to monitor ocean conditions in the fjord north of Nuuk #omgnasa #climate #GINR

Float deployed! With Lorenz Meire !

How much is the ocean causing glacier melt-back in Greenland? NASA JPL Josh Willis Dr Josh Willis provides an update on the omg.jpl.nasa.gov project that's revealing how sea water is interacting with Greenland's largest glaciers!

So this guy made an appearance today. #ClimateElvis

Got a tour of the Greenland Institute’s amazing new ship, the Tarajoq today from Lorenz Meire #science

Got to see some more of the fjords around Nuuk and collect some more data with Mike Wood and Lorenz Meire today. Another beautiful day here! #science #climate

After years of La Niña conditions in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, scientists predict that El Niño is likely coming. Recent sea level data shows Kelvin waves rippling across this region, and these waves often act as a precursor to El Niño: sealevel.nasa.gov/news/263/inter…

“This coming year is gonna be a wild ride if the El Niño really takes off," says Josh Willis go.nature.com/3I43uxm