Catholic | Father | Husband | Aggie | Atmospheric Scientist | @ousom Director | GridRad Developer | Homebrewer. I study convection, chemistry, and climate.
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Excited to share that the latest paper of my PhD is now published in JGR-Atmospheres! It examines multiple stratosphere-troposphere exchange processes in tropical cyclones using an idealized simulation! @AtmoScientist
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
ICECHIP involves 12 universities, 3 research departments, and other insurance institutes, government agencies, & community groups.
A global cross-disciplinary & interdisciplinary effort with these parties - promoting a high level of collaboration, coordination, & communication.
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
The ICECHIP field campaign to study hail in May - June 2025 is considered flexible, allowing deployment and the collection of hailstones from Texas to Montana and east towards the Mississippi River, where terrain permits.
Learn more🧊➡️ eol.ucar.edu/field_projects/…
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
If you’re around #AMS2025 tomorrow, stop by my talk about stratosphere-troposphere exchange and tropical cyclones in room 226 at 1:45 pm!
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Something to be thankful for - a new faculty position in social and/or behavioral sciences applied to weather and climate in @ousom! As co-chair of the committee, feel free to reach out with questions. We are very excited about expanding this area!
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Now out in final form! 🎉
doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-23-07…
⚠️⚠️⚠️ New paper alert!! ⚠️⚠️⚠️
We used a pseudo-global warming WRF experiment to examine how the frequency of tropopause-overshooting convection may change in a warming climate!
Spoiler alert: It increases *a lot*
doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-23-07…
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Newly submitted paper to JGR by my team and @AtmoScientist on quantifying the volume of air injected into the stratosphere by overshooting convection, derived from GOES-16/17 and NEXRAD essopenarchive.org/doi/full/…
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
The National Science Foundation has approved more than $11 million in funding for the In-situ Collaborative Experiment for the Collection of Hail in the Plains (ICECHIP), which will be the largest ever international campaign for studying hail. scim.ag/8fY
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
⚠️⚠️⚠️ New paper alert!! ⚠️⚠️⚠️
We used a pseudo-global warming WRF experiment to examine how the frequency of tropopause-overshooting convection may change in a warming climate!
Spoiler alert: It increases *a lot*
doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-23-07…
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
(6 of 6) 4 new #BillionDollarDisasters were confirmed in July 2024, including 2 severe weather events, wildfires in New Mexico & Hurricane Beryl.
bit.ly/3LTQTOX
#StateOfClimate
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
I am excited for this new opportunity to gain new important measurements. And #CIRES scientists will play important roles. @CIRESnews
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Excited to share our project in partnership with @ousom @sc_casc @UNM and The Chickasaw Nation is part of this program! So thrilled to be working with a team of amazing people. More to come!
NSF announces a $77.8M investment to build climate resilience capacity across 21 #EPSCoR jurisdictions. Fifty institutions will work to strengthen STEM education opportunities in states that typically get less funding.
Learn more: bit.ly/3LzDPhm
ALT Graphic with three images. Left to right, left: thick gray smoke with fire behind it; middle: a flooded street with a sign saying "high water"; right: image of a huge tornado in a field with the sky behind it.
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Excited that the latest paper of my PhD work is now published in ACP! Using novel airborne observations from the DCOTSS campaign of an above-anvil cirrus plume producing storm and UTLS composition change⛈️✈️
New research article: Airborne observations of upper troposphere and lower stratosphere composition change in active convection producing above-anvil cirrus plumes doi.org/10.5194/acp-24-7591-…
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
Having a good day at #AMS24Fluid and #AMS22Middle? Keep the conversation going 💬!
Connect with more of your peers through the online program and the Slack Channel: bit.ly/3RFOOJq
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Cameron Homeyer retweeted
In recognition of #Juneteenth, here is my research project on the #history of African American Meteorologists. Much of what I uncovered, I did not know! #weather @NWSMobile @NOAA @NWS @ametsoc @nwas @weather_history @JacksonStateU @HowardU youtu.be/1HrjMx5ap1w
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
An air quality alert begins at 10 AM this (Friday) morning and continues through 10 PM this evening. High ozone concentrations will be dangerous for sensitive groups, who should limit outdoor activity during the day today.
#okwx
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
#31SLS abstracts are due by 11:55 PM Eastern *TODAY*! We can't wait to see the awesome work you've been doing!
Cameron Homeyer retweeted
We know its a busy time of year, but get your abstracts in for #31SLS - @cedavenportwx want to see you there!
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