As we are officially in Monsoon season 2024, we want to inform students, faculty, and staff of some updates from the regional weather forecasting program (UA-WRF system) at the Center for Applied Hydroclimate Science and the Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Science. Personnel changes With Mike Leuthold now retired from his position at UArizona and Christopher L. Castro appointed as the new Director of the Research Application Laboratory at NCAR, Patrick Bunn will lead the regional weather forecasting program and the operations of the UA-WRF system. Please send questions about the system, products, and collaboration opportunities to ptwbunn@arizona.edu. A new website We have a new weather forecasting website, weather.arizona.edu, on which we display improved forecast graphics from the UA-WRF system; see the “Weather Forecast Plots” tab and the drop-down menu to view gridded, skewT, and weather station forecasts. The new site also has links to the previous site and the weather forecast discussions. 2024 season weather forecast discussions and briefings Eyad Atallah will continue to write the event-based weather forecast discussions, supported by Tyler Maio, (see “Weather Discussions” tab on weather.arizona.edu, or https://lnkd.in/gta9Kb6w). In addition to the weather discussion posts, weekly weather briefings will be held on Zoom and in person in Harshbarger (Room 203). These briefings will generally be held every Monday and will present the current outlook and anticipated weather headlines for the week. Students are invited to reach out to Eyad and Tyler to inquire about actively participating in the creation and presentation of these weekly briefings. Additional video briefings will be posted to provide an in-depth analysis ahead of expected significant storm events. To kick off the season, they will host the first briefing at 11 a.m. on Monday, June 24th, to discuss the current outlook and introduce features of the new website (for those attending virtually, contact us and we will send you the link). To subscribe to the announcements of the event-based weather forecast discussions, send an email to atmo-uwrf@list.arizona.edu with the subject line “subscribe atmo-uwrf <FirstName> <LastName>” and leave the body of the email blank. Thanks, UA-WRF team Patrick Bunn, Hsin-I Chang, Eyad Atallah, Leland Boeman, Ian McNichols, Tyler Maio, Chris Castro https://lnkd.in/geA97KWS
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All: I am announcing a new article on my website, #122, titled Resources.” Many people have found with a Google search my article dealing with the origin and site of Noah’s flood in southeastern Mesopotamia in biblical times. Yes, Noah’s Flood May Have Happened, But Not Over the Whole Earth RNCSE25.5-6cdt (csun.edu) But not many people are aware that I also have an article that gives a scientific explanation for the “fountains of the great deep.” Fountains of the Great Deep and Noah's Flood Nr64Fountains.pdf (csun.edu) Also, many people are not aware of the extent to which I have articles on my website OPPOSITION TO YOUNG-EARTH CREATIONISM (csun.edu) covering many different subjects, such as biblical interpretations, Big Hurricanes Theory, oxygen, intelligent design, origin of oil, Sodom and Gomorrah, chalk, carbon-14 dating, Noah’s ark in eastern Turkey, Earth-moon system, evolution, to name a few. On that basis, article #122 is a reference article to make it easy for people to find subjects of interest to them. See this link to get the Resources: Nr122Resources3.pdf (csun.edu) Lorence (Larry) Collins (professor of geology emeritus, CSUN)
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The first story of a series about @OpenUniversity projects that got funding in the first wave of our Open Societal Challenges competition has just appeared. It's on the topic of flooding and floodplains, very topical at the moment: https://lnkd.in/ehERN7uy
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All: I am announcing a new article on my website, #130, with the title: The Big Hurricanes Theory, the Great Unconformity, and a Supposed Worldwide Flood. It is 29 pages long and has 14 figures. After attempting to publish it in a shorter version in four refereed geology journals and two science magazines and in two Christian magazines and one Christian journal and being denied by editors of the geology journals and two science magazines, presumably because it had too much controversial religion topics in it, and by editors of the Christian magazines and one Christian journal because it had too much science in it, I have given up on getting it published in some place for general readership by the public or geologists. On that basis, I decided to expand it a bit and summarize both the science and the evidence that a worldwide Noah’s flood is not possible in order to have this information in one article instead of in several articles. It includes a closing statement that shows that Christians can accept it with full endorsement because it meets the requirement that Jesus expects when he says: “Come follow me!” I hope that you will share it with many people. The article can be accessed at this link: Nr130BigHTheory3.pdf (csun.edu) Lorence (Larry) Collins (professor of geology emeritus, CSUN)
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President Michael Schill details the thought process behind the University's agreement with students and faculty to peacefully end the encampment on Deering Meadow: https://bit.ly/4dBz044
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#History of lies: "fried circuit-board", "everything's been petrified", including man's morals, Can you find a legislator, to get legislation on docket- ..."Protecting students Accuracy In Academia,-add uncertainty, questions, options within textbooks, making a law, where no teacher can instruct any narrative as IF factual, not having enough scientific backing"... that's it, the basic gist of the bill, what could be so wrong with this, pretty simple, you'd think... ...because this is what happened to US,.. not a single law, on this entire planet, but plenty to keep those in position from going out, studying our real past, as I have been informed many times, because we were all lied to, dummied-down by design, kept from reality, stuck off in delusion... ...all those things that should have been in our 3rd, 4th, 5th,.. grade classrooms, took me 30, 40, 50,.. years to study & understand, just holding humanities progress for inheritors selfish-gains, never realizing any true wealth, pilfering our forefathers advancements just for some weird, warped sense of control, what a "thrill-oxide", destroying even their own children's futures... "welcome to the greed!"... ...for those that do care, Please, see IF you can get your representative to sponsor/present this bill, how many years now I have tried, but... ...you think it may be the fact that we were all so advanced before our last complete societal-reset, the giants & dwarfs that had help build all the magnificent cities now laid waste, is there some major fear to all our #technologies destroyed since #Dec16_1811... https://lnkd.in/e3SH_gvp "#Sungrazer, How The West Was Won" -in all truth, #Ourstory is AMAZING!!!- -"you think you know this place"- +bring back our lost #Antiquitech+"find the truths behind the myths" https://lnkd.in/eRTtQDy5
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#Project1812: "they supposedly were able to build these buildings so fast, so well, with untrained workers, people that have never constructed anything before, prisoners, people that went to jail for any reason at all, they could all build cathedrals", not so sure about that, but just prior to a major cometary-catastrophe, we all knew what they were built for, nowadays ask anyone, what are cathedrals, what were their purposes, you sure you know functions for lighthouses, starforts,.. do you believe "dem pyramids isa graves", how much indoctrination has been allowed, forced on our general public... #1812Project: ...& how much more advanced were we, just before #Dec16_1811, when a #meteor from debris-trail #Sungrazer #C1811F1 resurfaced the entire #MississippiEmbayment, making California no longer an island, redesigning Great lakes, forming Florida Keys, expanding Caribbean sea, all at once, washing over our last working pyramidal-complexes, shifting every starfort from position, sinking cities, taking lives of countless millions, leaving our entire population suffering #collectiveamnesia... #asteroseismology https://lnkd.in/e3SH_gvp "How The West Was Won", [pg.33;-] -can we recover- +bring bck our lost #Antiquitech+"find the truths behind the myths" https://lnkd.in/edgtJj7V
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A nationwide analysis of community-level floodplain development found that over two-million acres of floodplain were developed over the past two decades across the United States, with roughly half of all new floodplain housing built in Florida. These findings from scientists at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science provide new information on patterns of floodplain development that pose a potential risk to people and communities in regions like the Southeastern U.S. that are especially prone to flooding. In the new study, researchers combined geospatial land use, impervious surface, and housing data with information from digitized regulatory floodplain maps to measure new floodplain development for communities across the U.S. The analysis, published in the journal Earth’s Future, found that over 840,000 new residential properties were built in the floodplain across the U.S. with about 398,000 of those built in Florida, which represents 21 percent of all new housing built in the state and the highest total of any U.S. state. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eFy4eUD2
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