Morgan Barry
🌊 Meteorologist | 🤷🏼♀️ Obnoxiously overuse y'all | 💁🏼♀️ Specialize in sarcasm
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- Reposted by Morgan Barry🗣️NEW: In collaboration with our SPC/CIWRO research scientists, the new Severe Hazards Data Viewer is available: spc.noaa.gov/climo/datavi.... On this webpage you can view a 30-yr record for severe storms, wildfires, and lightning in the dynamic and customizable data display.
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- This is an amazing panel 👏
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- Reposted by Morgan BarryZach Covey summarizing his presentation in the #AMS2026 #AMSStudent2026 Science Communications breakout session: "People don't experience forecasts. They experience impacts." I dig that. That's good.
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- Drove all day (8-ish hour drive) and made it to Houston in juuust enough time to grab dinner with some of my favorite people at Candente. 🙌 #AMS2026
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- Reposted by Morgan BarryWinter weather is forecast to impact a large part of the country in the coming days. Will there be snow, ice, rain? NWS Meteorologist Haley Thiem explains how the temperature of the air between the clouds and the ground determine the type of precipitation you get.
- Their ALT text NEVER disappoints 👏
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- For everyone heading to the #AMS2026 Conference ⬇️
- The accuracy 💯 🎯
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- Reposted by Morgan BarryOur office's first "Particularly Dangerous Situation" RFW was issued today, unfortunately. Goal here isn't fear, but widespread awareness and preparedness. Wildfire risk management requires a collective approach across all facets of society. Without it, these types of days are much more dangerous.
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- I've already watched The Devil Wears Prada and Miss Congeniality and am now onto Clueless on this long flight. I refuse to watch anything serious 😂
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- Seeing the aurora from the office wasn't on my to-do list for tonight. Absolutely wild that it was viewable all the way down in Mobile. 🤩
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- Reposted by Morgan BarryA nearly one-week animation for Hurricane Melissa with infrared (IR) imagery on the left and its maximum wind speed (intensity) evolution on the right. The animation briefly pauses at landfall in Jamaica. IR images extend about 600 km from the center of the storm to illustrate its shape evolution.
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- Reposted by Morgan BarryNOAA’s hurricane research division staff has been cut from 52 in 2020 to 28 in 2025, almost a 50% cut. They’ve resorted to using volunteers to man the critical radar and dropsonde stations on Hurricane Hunter flights. Senseless cuts in an era of climate change making the strongest storms stronger.
- Reposted by Morgan BarryAlrighty, ready to see something really cool? (and maybe a little nauseating) The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength.
