Have Radar, Will Travel
Weather Geeks8 Maj 2019

Have Radar, Will Travel

Guest: Dr. Karen Kosiba, Atmospheric Scientist at CSWR


Introduction:

From lake-effect snow bands to destructive tornadoes, today’s guest has studied them all! Dr. Karen Kosiba’s research is focused on unraveling the intricate dynamics behind some of nature’s most dangerous weather. She believes that taking her work into the field is key to helping us better understand and predict severe weather. We’ll get an inside look on what it’s like to experience a storm from inside a mobile radar, plus we’ll discuss one of her latest research endeavors which took her south of the equator to chase some of the world’s most intense storms.

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