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THREAD: The last 2+ weeks were a sleep-deprived blur with the birth of Mia and the crazy snowstorm. Most importantly, it was so much fun! I feel incredibly lucky to be a part of the #wawx community which is one of the most positive, supportive, and inclusive groups... [1/5]
...that I know of on social media. We have professionals (NWS/TV/private/academic), meteorology students, chasers, enthusiasts, hobbyists, bloggers, photographers, farmers, emergency managers, etc. etc. all working together in a supportive way to learn about the weather and [2/5]
provide critical weather information+forecasts to those who need it. Anyone who posts a weather observation or question to Twitter is contributing their unique perspective to this wonderful community. So THANK YOU ALL for participating in our discussion! [3/5]
Personally, I want to thank everyone for the overwhelming support of my project https://theconvergencezone.com/ which I hope will continue to provide a detailed, in-depth discussion of major weather/climate topics. [4/5]
Today is my first day back with WSU @AgWeatherNet after Mia's birth and we're working on some exciting forecasting products to debut this year. So my time for social media posts might be limited, but you know I'll be around the next time a big event comes our way :) [5/5]
