
Fire Weather Research Laboratory, Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center @wildfirecenter, Dept. of Meteorology and Climate Science San Jose State University
San Jose, CA
Joined August 2013
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The California Canyon Fire Experiment. We observed fire eruption in the main canyon on the left. @wildfirecenter thank you @NSF @CAL_FIRE @PGE4Me, @tecnosylva, Hexion, Stella-Jones and others who participated.
Getting some scans on the #ParkFire @wildfirecenter
The First @ametsoc Conference on #FireWeather is now accepting abstracts for the 2025 annual meeting! Hope to see you there!
#wildfire #CAwx annual.ametsoc.org/index.cfm…. .
Installing our Doppler wind lidar at the Redding GACC today. 3rd of 5 lidars in the California #FireWx Profiling Network!
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A remarkable, high resolution view of a rapidly growing grass fire in Nebraska today.
Come learn about our undergrad and grad programs in fire weather and climate science. AMS2024 – at Baltimore, MD
Four of six new Doppler Lidars being tested for the new California #FireWeather Profiling Network coming this summer. #CAwx @wildfirecenter
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For students who are looking for a unique and impactful career, consider meteorology and climate science. Our METR/CLIM department can help you achieve your goals! #climate #weather #education youtu.be/s_6pVU8As_Q?si=Afw7…. .
Thank you HEAT from BRC for helping us swap our winch motors. MAPS tower is no longer stranded. #BurningMan
Doppler lidar observations of the man burn. #BurningMan2023
With the roads drying at #BurningMan2023, good progress on striking camps ids being made for now.
Making meteorological observations at #burningman before the rain came.
We have a new paper out in @Nature on the role that human-caused climate change is playing in changes in extreme wildfire behavior, at the daily timescale, in California. @PatrickTBrown31 @wildfirecenter @SJSU
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Last year @technosylva integrated successfully in #WildfireAnalyst the WRF-SFire, the most advanced fire weather coupled model from @FireWeatherLab @Cal_Fire is adding a powerful new tech tool this season to help predict how fires spread sfchronicle.com/tech/article… via @sfchronicle – at Leon, Spain

















