CSU Tropical Weather and Climate Research Group at the AMS 36th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology

(2024-06-29) -- written by webmaster

During the second week of May, the 36th Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology provided a perfect venue for 8 different members of the CSU Tropical Weather and Climate Research group, led by professor Bell, to present numerous research projects. The conference allowed for the sharing of current research as well as the ability to reunite with former group members.

The meeting, organized and facilitated by the American Meteorological Society, took place in Long Beach, California. Below is a list of the presentations that were led by members of the Tropical Weather and Climate research group. See the official agenda for abstracts and complete author lists.

A Mesoscale Analysis of Vertical Motion Producing Extreme Rainfall during PRECIP 2022
Tyler W. Barbero

In-situ Microphysical Observations of the Tropical Cyclone Mixed-Phase Region
Michael M. Bell

Convective Organization in African Easterly Waves and the Intertropical Convergence Zone observed during the NAMMA and CPEX-CV Field Experiments
Delián Colón Burgos

Investigating the Relationships Between Rotation and Heavy Rainfall Along the Mei-yu Front During PRECIP 2022
Jennifer C. DeHart

Vortex Height Evolution during Tropical Cyclone Rapid Intensification
Alexander J. DesRosiers

Extreme Rainfall and Intensification Mechanisms in Hurricane Fiona (2022)
Angelie Teresa Nieves Jiménez

The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season: An Above-Normal Season Despite Strong El Nino Conditions
Philip J. Klotzbach

Investigating the Spatial and Temporal Evolution of Lightning in Pre-depressions Ida (2021) and Idalia (2023) Using the Geostationary Lightning Mapper
Nicholas Mesa