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Atmospheric scientist, storm chaser, adventurer, teacher, author. Senior meteorologist at @MyRadarWX. Usually found frolicking in giant hail. Harvard/MIT 🌪

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Meteorologist | Storm Chaser | Journalist | Scientist | Harvard Atmospheric Sciences 2019.

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Heavy downpours and severe storms likely across East Coast

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Heavy downpours and severe storms likely across East Coast (washingtonpost.com) Heavy downpours and severe storms likely across East Coast By Matthew Cappucci 2026072816150100 A multifaceted storm risk exists Tuesday across the Eastern Seaboard, where both severe thunderstorms and torrential downpours are expected.
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Intense tornado tears through Appleton, Wisconsin

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A large, intense tornado tore through the south side of Appleton, Wisconsin, midday Monday, causing significant damage. Forecasters had outlined an enhanced risk of severe and stormy weather for Monday — but there had only been a low-end marginal risk of tornadoes expected. Radar analysis suggests a tornado quickly formed between 11:55 and 11:59 a.m. local time.
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Why a quake that just hit Texas is notable

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Why a quake that just hit Texas is notable (washingtonpost.com) Why a quake that just hit Texas is notable By Matthew Cappucci 2026072317340300 A 5.0-magnitude earthquake that shook the Texas Panhandle early Thursday appears to be the biggest quake in the region in more than 70 years. The epicenter was 23.6 miles south-southeast of Spearman, Texas, or about 60 miles northeast of Amarillo. The quake was shallow — the main slip occurred only about 3.5 miles below ground.
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