Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

Meteorologist. Storm Chasing. Pizza. Coffee. BBQ. Former Student Volunteer @NWSSanJuan. Caguas, PR Joined February 2011

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

4 months ago

I’m very proud to announce that I got accepted into the Applied Meteorology M.S. program at Mississippi State University. I feel extremely grateful for this new opportunity to continue my studies in meteorology at graduate level. Big thanks to the MSU Department of Geosciences.

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

10 months ago

After almost 12 years later…the dream is complete. 👨🏻‍🎓

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

10 months ago

Gorgeous day at MSU. Graduation tomorrow! 👨🏻‍🎓

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Sam Brandt @sambrandt99

11 months ago

Evolution of a near-surface velocity couplet during tornadogenesis near Moore, OK tonight

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Sam Brandt @sambrandt99

12 months ago

NYC today is a great example of the difference between the Eulerian and Lagrangian time derivatives. A stationary thermometer measures decreasing temperature, but another thermometer drifting by with the wind would measure an increasing temperature (and both would be correct!)

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NOAA Aircraft Operations Center @NOAA_HurrHunter

12 months ago

Bumpy ride into Hurricane #Milton on @NOAA WP-3D Orion #NOAA43 "Miss Piggy" to collect data to help improve the forecast and support hurricane research. Visit hurricanes.gov for the latest forecasts and advisories Visit noaa.gov/milton for information that you…

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

12 months ago

Impressive.

Steve Copertino @TheSteveCop

12 months ago

Impressive.

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Steve Copertino @TheSteveCop

12 months ago

The cirrus clouds that were obscuring the eye of #Milton have since dissipated as temperatures within the core continue to warm. Very curious to see what recon finds in a little while

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CIRA @CIRA_CSU

12 months ago

Prolific lightning flashes within Hurricane Milton's eye wall. An incredible full day view of the Category 5 storm.

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CIRA @CIRA_CSU

12 months ago

A jaw-dropping, high resolution view of Hurricane Milton's powerful, small eye. This 30-second imagery from GOES-19 is preliminary and non-operational.

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Evan Occhino @Evan_Occhino

a year ago

Eye of Helene! Perry, FL

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Tropical Cowboy of Danger @FlynonymousWX

a year ago

The north eye wall of #Helene had a significant amount of lightning tonight on the landfall mission

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

a year ago

Looks like the Alps played a major role providing additional lifting mechanism.

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Backpirch Weather @BackpirchCrew

a year ago

It was the afternoon of August 31, 1979 when one of the most horrifically monstrous Atlantic Hurricanes in modern history harpooned Hispaniola with the explosive cnidocytes of 175 mph winds. Forming in the MDR and living for a full two weeks, Category 5 Hurricane David was a…

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Isaac Krauss @IsaacKrauss_Wx

a year ago

The sounding vs the storm

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Nick P Bassill @NickPBassill

a year ago

The radar animation of #Hone's intensification is fascinating. The eyewall rapidly organizes south of Hawaii, perhaps driven in part by enhanced convergence due to topography to the north. Conversely, near the end, the western eyewall opens - perhaps aided by downslope drying?

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Edwin F. Barbosa ☈ @wx_CycloneEd

a year ago

Last semester done. I’m meteorologist! 🎓🌪️

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Tyler Roney @TylerJRoney

a year ago

How cool is this?! Weather observations from Philadelphia on July 4th, 1776!

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Matthew Dominick @dominickmatthew

a year ago

We flew right over the top of Hurricane Beryl today. Peering down into the eye with the 50 to 500 mm lens gave me both an eerie feeling and a high level of weather nerd excitement. Whole Hurricane: 50mm, f9, ISO 1000, 1/32000 Eye: 210mm (50 to 500m lens), f13, ISO 1000, 1/26000

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NOAA Aircraft Operations Center @NOAA_HurrHunter

a year ago

OVER THE CARIBBEAN - Inside the eye of Category 5 Hurricane #Beryl! NOAA WP-3D Orion #NOAA43 “Miss Piggy” continues operations into Hurricane #Beryl to collect data for hurricane forecasting and research. Visit hurricanes.gov for the latest forecast and advisories.…