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Michael French

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The Radar And Mesoscale Observations Group at Stony Brook University | Severe Storms and Tornadoes | Weather Radar Applications | Led by Michael French

Congratulations to @ecreightonwx for passing his Ph.D. proposal defense on observing the vertical alignment of supercell mesocyclones. One more (big) step to go!


Thanks to the VTSU Lyndon students, it was a great experience!

We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!

lyndonamsnwa's tweet image. We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!
lyndonamsnwa's tweet image. We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!
lyndonamsnwa's tweet image. We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!
lyndonamsnwa's tweet image. We had an amazing second night of #nesc2025! The day was filled with outstanding academic presentations and panels as well as amazing posters and vendors. We ended the night with a fantastic keynote speech by Michael French. We had an amazing Saturday and can’t for today!


Many thanks to @JakeMulholland1 for his visit and great @SoMAS talk today on vertical wind shear influences on supercell updraft characteristics. Exciting to have Jake in the SUNY family! (Sorry, I’m bad with photos and only got the last slide 😳)

StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. Many thanks to @JakeMulholland1 for his visit and great @SoMAS talk today on vertical wind shear influences on supercell updraft characteristics. Exciting to have Jake in the SUNY family! (Sorry, I’m bad with photos and only got the last slide 😳)

Michael French reposted

Call for Papers! The abstract submission and registration for the 12th European Conference on Severe Storms (ECSS2025) to be held in Utrecht, Netherlands, on 17 - 21 November 2025 is open. Find out more at ecss.eu

essl_ecss's tweet image. Call for Papers! The abstract submission and registration for the 12th European Conference on Severe Storms (ECSS2025) to be held in Utrecht, Netherlands, on 17 - 21 November 2025 is open. Find out more at ecss.eu

On my 10th anniversary at @SoMAS I was gifted with…turkeys outside my office! Are they trying to tell me something? 😀

StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. On my 10th anniversary at @SoMAS I was gifted with…turkeys outside my office! Are they trying to tell me something? 😀

Michael French reposted

If you were wondering where to show your newest research results on severe storms next year: ESSL & KNMI are proud to announce the 12th ECSS, which will take place in Utrecht, Netherlands between 17 and 21 November 2025. Looking forward to seeing you there!

essl_ecss's tweet image. If you were wondering where to show your newest research results on severe storms next year: ESSL & KNMI are proud to announce the 12th ECSS, which will take place in Utrecht, Netherlands between 17 and 21 November 2025. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Great week at #31sls with old and new students, and ticking off a Tues evening talk achievement.

StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. Great week at #31sls with old and new students, and ticking off a Tues evening talk achievement.
StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. Great week at #31sls with old and new students, and ticking off a Tues evening talk achievement.
StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. Great week at #31sls with old and new students, and ticking off a Tues evening talk achievement.

Michael French reposted

Stony Brook @SoMAS is hiring in AI/ML and climate at Assist Prof level. climate-related topics through AI/ML from diverse disciplines encouraged: climate and extreme weather, biogeochemistry, earth systems science, ecology & evolution, and social science apply.interfolio.com/153869


Michael French reposted

Here are the latest storm total rainfall reports from Saturday night through Monday morning. Heavy rainfall led to catastrophic flooding in portions of southwestern CT, and northwestern Suffolk. Locally, amounts were over 10 inches. Continue to heed remaining road closures.

NWSNewYorkNY's tweet image. Here are the latest storm total rainfall reports from Saturday night through Monday morning. Heavy rainfall led to catastrophic flooding in portions of southwestern CT, and northwestern Suffolk. Locally, amounts were over 10 inches. Continue to heed remaining road closures.

Michael French reposted

The duck pond at Stony Brook’s Avalon Nature Preserve has been emptied as a result of the flash flood. 🎥: @AndrewTheoPhoto


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The damage by Avalon Nature Preserve in Stony Brook.

Greater_LI's tweet image. The damage by Avalon Nature Preserve in Stony Brook.

Michael French reposted

A potentially awful situation is unfolding in central Long Island right now. The @nysmesonet's Stony Brook site has already observed ~8" of rain in the past 24 hours, with nearly all of that falling since 6PM. They've observed an incredible 3.5" in one hour. More is on the way.


The supercell that produced the Barnsdall, OK EF4 tornado had a ZDR column area of 60 square km (based on our algorithm) ~1.5 km above the freezing level just prior to tornado formation, consistent w/ other EF4 tornadoes. At 300 m above the freezing level, it was 111 square km.

StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. The supercell that produced the Barnsdall, OK EF4 tornado had a ZDR column area of 60 square km (based on our algorithm) ~1.5 km above the freezing level just prior to tornado formation, consistent w/ other EF4 tornadoes. At 300 m above the freezing level, it was 111 square km.
StonyBrook_RAM's tweet image. The supercell that produced the Barnsdall, OK EF4 tornado had a ZDR column area of 60 square km (based on our algorithm) ~1.5 km above the freezing level just prior to tornado formation, consistent w/ other EF4 tornadoes. At 300 m above the freezing level, it was 111 square km.

Thanks to the local AMS chapter and the NY office for the invite to give a talk this morning. The Open House had a great turnout and it was nice chatting with the forecasters (and visitors).

Wonder how forecasts are made? 🌪️ Our Open House is just getting started! ✅Behind-the-scenes tour of operations ✅Interactive weather exhibits ✅Meet and greet with our expert meteorologists ✅Weather balloon launches 🎈 Hours: 10 AM - 3 PM today weather.gov/okx/openhouse2…

NWSNewYorkNY's tweet image. Wonder how forecasts are made? 🌪️ 

Our Open House is just getting started!

✅Behind-the-scenes tour of operations 
✅Interactive weather exhibits 
✅Meet and greet with our expert meteorologists 
✅Weather balloon launches 🎈

Hours: 10 AM - 3 PM today

weather.gov/okx/openhouse2…


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