OSU Atmospheric and Climatic Studies
The OSU Atmospheric and Climatic Studies information page is now available on Twister to better assist those interested in our undergraduate or graduate programs. Please check out the links under the "ASP Education" drop-down menu for information and links to apply or learn more about our program. | |
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NAM 212 and RUC 252 Charts Added
Charts produced from higher resolution grids of the NAM and RUC are available on the Model Page (Stills only at this time). Model data for these models will also be immediately available as it arrives and is processed instead of when the entire model run completes. If the new imagery is useful for you or if you have suggestions, please let us know.
The NAM model provides charts every 3 hours from 00-84 hours and the RUC imagery is created each hour and provides hourly charts from 00-18 hours. | |
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GOES-15 Data
GOES-15 officially replaced the GOES-11 satellite on Tuesday December 6 after many years of diligent service! GOES-15 data started to flow to our servers at 2030Z and will replace all GOES-11 products.
GOES-15 offers a great view of weather systems from the eastern Pacific to the Rocky Mountains.
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16'th Annual Severe Weather Symposium
The 16'th Annual Ohio State University Severe Weather Symposium will be held on Friday, March 2'nd, 2012 at the Fawcett Center on the campus of the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. The symposium hosts a variety of speakers that deal with various aspects of meteorology, especially those relating to severe weather. The symposium is hosted by the OSU Meteorology Club. For details and to check out this year's impressive array of speakers and topics, please see the OSU Meteorology Club's webpage. | |
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Ohio State Weather
The following forecast for Columbus, Ohio is produced by students in the Atmospheric Science and Geography programs at
The Ohio State University.
Columbus Forecast for Feb 13th
Increasing clouds today, high in the low 30s. Winds will shift to SW at 5-10 mph. Tonight, cloudy with snow likely to begin falling later in the night, low around 28. Wind S at 5-10 mph.
Wx Synopsis
Temperatures will return to the low 30s today as high pressure continues to slide eastward and winds shift to southwesterly. As the upper-level winds start to draw in more moisture, clouds will increase throughout the day. Weak low pressure accompanied by an upper-level shortwave will bring us chances for snow overnight tonight and into Tuesday. The precipitation should turn to a mix of rain and snow by Tuesday afternoon as the temperatures continue to rise into the upper 30s. Less than an inch of snow accumulation is expected. Precipitation will move out Tuesday night.
Forecaster - McDowell
Published: 02/12/2012 21:14