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Kimberly Hoogewind

Kimberly Hoogewind

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Research
Scientist II

Education

  • PhD, Atmospheric Science, Purdue University 2016
  • MS, Atmospheric Science, Purdue University 2012
  • BS, Meteorology and Geography, Central Michigan University 2009

Affiliated CIWRO Team

  • Storm Prediction Center

About

My research interests include severe weather predictability across time and space scales (short-range to subseasonal-to-seasonal to future climate), severe weather climatology, and climate variability and change.

Research Focus

 
  • Severe Convective Storms
  • Synoptic and mesoscale meteorology
  • Multiscale predictability
  • Subseasonal prediction
  • Convection-allowing modeling
  • Climate variability and change

CIWRO Research Themes

  • Mesoscale and Stormscale Modeling R&D
  • Forecast Applications Improvements R&D
  • Subseasonal to Seasonal Predictions for Extreme Weather Events
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