User:Kerm23

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Kerm23 is a first-year graduate student in Meteorology.

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[edit] Interests

I'm currently interested in atmospheric buoyancy and stability in the mesoscale. Although the atmosphere on "average" is stable everywhere, small-scale instability can drive a lot of severe weather phenomena. Also, I am interested in the tools and methodology behind assessing and forecastiong severe wether such as the Bulk Richardson number.

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