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Spring 2019 "Hot Topics" Discussion Schedule
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Fridays @ 3:00 PM in End 139 (The Metlab to start, then hopefully if it grows EN120)
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Please send email to SOMAS_All_Hands@stonybrook.edu no later than 11 AM Friday.
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Can have more than one leader, and all themes welcome from all continents.. from extreme weather, seasonal and long-term climate, water quality, GIS applications, chem/aerosol lab results, fish surveys, among many others ...
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The goal is to highlight a recent article, your exciting new results, or realtime datasets, to foster discussion and potential collaborations
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Discussion Leaders
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Week of SemesterDate of MonthLeader 1Leader 2Notes
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January
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February
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Week 11stBrian ColleRecord cold air outbreak.... role of stratosphere and recent seasonal forecasts
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Week 28thPing LiuCurrent MJO status
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Week 315thPavlos KolliasSBU Radar observations (MRR)
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Week 422ndCheng ZhengMJO teleconnections/forecast
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March
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Week 51stCharlie FlaggAn update on the Fire Island Breach (Inlet)
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Week 68thNicholas L and Keenan FTornado outbreak
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Week 715thMariko OueOverview of a Shallow Snow Band Observed on Jan. 30, 2019 at Stony Brook Radar Observatory
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Week 822ndSpring Break - No Discussion!
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Week 929thDaniel KnopfNew (old) interpretation of the freezing of supercooled water droplets
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April
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Week 1112thMichael FrenchShould you trust tornado intensity EF-scale ratings?
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Week 1219thMichael MannEarthstock plenary lecture, 3pmReturn to the Madhouse: Climate Denial in the Age of Trump
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Week 1326thYang Zhou and Hyemi KimAtmospheric River: current status and forecast
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Week 143rd
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Week 1510thDeZafra Symposium
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End of semester -- we shall resume in the fall!
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