NC State graduate with a BS in Meteorology and Millersville graduate with a Masters in Emergency Management. Meteorologist with the NWS in Mobile, AL.
Mobile, AL
Joined May 2014
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Michael Mugrage retweeted
Woof that was a day. Been watching shit spin for almost 12 hours. Probably tripled the yearly warnings for CHS. Really was able to combine a lot of the work @muggiewx and I have worked on for tornadoes to work today. Only one I felt ehh on was the dry hook supercell….
Michael Mugrage retweeted
DOW A’s view of the tornado near Saint Libory, NE at 2 different times
Image 1: 2211 UTC with eye
Image 2: 2213 UTC with debris ball
#newx
Michael Mugrage retweeted
SEVERE DEFORESTATION in rural Franklin County, Mississippi after a significant tornado struck here late yesterday evening. I estimate the damage path in this area was nearly a mile wide. #mississippi #tornado
Now that I have officially accepted the final job offer, I can announce that I have accepted the lead position here at the NWS Mobile office! I'm not going anywhere new, but it's a nice step up the career ladder. I look forward to continuing to serve as a lead met at my office!
Michael Mugrage retweeted
It's a bird...It's a plane...It's the Artemis II crew on their way to the moon! #ArtemisII
Michael Mugrage retweeted
Alrighty, ready to see something really cool?
The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength.
They weren't kidding when they said there were some spicy chases in the new @OutbrkGame update. One of my favorite chases in the game so far with a grand finale EF5-equivalent tornado. Winds were above 200mph for a long time with that one.
Update: As of today, she is officially cancer free! Many things to be happy about recently and this certainly tops them all.
Michael Mugrage retweeted
Unbelievable footage from NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters inside the eye of Hurricane Erin.
Simply incredible.
Michael Mugrage retweeted
Last night, the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron flew into the eye of Hurricane Erin—and captured imagery of the breathtaking stadium effect.
These missions provide critical data to the NHC to improve forecasts, helping keep communities safe before the storm makes landfall.#readynow #weatherready
Not every day we get such well-defined supercells with deep mesocyclones offshore in our marine waters, especially with deep layer shear profiles making them look "upside down". Pretty neat little zone of high 3cape and sfc vorticity with near stationary storms stretching that.
Michael Mugrage retweeted
We can recognize the emergence and the importance of streamers within the weather enterprise and warning process without stuffing the importance and work of the NWS into the mud. Ryan, max and the other streamers help bridge a gap we don’t have the people to do. We work as one!
Storm streamers are using radars and AI robots to predict extreme weather for millions of YouTube subscribers, in some cases faster than the National Weather Service, which has been gutted by DOGE. wired.com/story/the-viral-st…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The streamers in question use radar products operated and maintained by the NWS
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEXRAD
