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Meteorologist (from @msstate x2) focused on tornado protection and owner of Find Your Tornado Shelter LLC. @nwas and @ametsoc member. #STEM advocate. Mark 9:23.

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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 months
As spring nears, it's a good time to know where your nearest #tornado shelter is if you need to - especially if you live in a mobile home, are out during such a threat or otherwise uncomfortable. I continue to map them at with new sites frequently added.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
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Every circle is a possible, if not confirmed, #tornado . Up to 10 possibly ongoing right now along with significant straight line winds. This is a dangerous situation for Chicagoland. #CHIwx #ILwx #INwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
This is a perfect example of what NOT to do during a #tornado . The photographer is lucky to be alive. A viral video is not worth risking your life.
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3 months
INTENSE tornado video from Elkhorn, Nebraska yesterday! LSC Viewer: Monis Kamil
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
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This is pretty surreal. It seemed impossible. But it happened. No one can take it away either. It took a lot of sacrifice too but I’m now Dr. Craig Ceecee.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
A once-in-1,000 year rainfall event has occurred in the last 6 hours in the Lower Hudson Valley, north of #NYC . Up to 8 inches of rain has fallen in just 6 hours in the region, particularly from Peekskill to Woodbury. Major flooding is ongoing. #NYwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 months
The fact so many people ignored warnings and traveled during a massive blizzard forecast days ago is mind-boggling. Also they should have closed the passes BEFORE the snow arrived...
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5 months
Blizzard. I-80 is a parking lot. It’s getting dark. #blizzard #California #snow #donnersummit @bclemms #CAwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
10 months
This is one of the most chilling discussions ever written by the NHC. This truly is a nightmare scenario. If you know someone in Acapulco, tell them they need to find a VERY strong building well above sea level, and have a helmet on overnight. #Otis
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 months
It feels hotter in Maine than anywhere else in the US right now - even in early afternoon, it is feeling well over 100 up there. Some of the most extreme heat the Pine Tree State has ever faced. Even in the Deep South and in Florida, it is not as oppressive right now! #MEwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
If this #tornado stayed on the ground from Arkansas, through Missouri, Tennessee and now into Kentucky (which is very possible - if not likely) as a single tornado, we have seen something that has never happened in recorded history. The first ever Quad-State Tornado.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
This is not what we want to see. Rivers in Puerto Rico have risen by as much as 20 feet this afternoon. In the case of the Rio Grande de Loiza, it rose from 6 feet to 26 feet - higher than it got during Maria. Catastrophic flooding is ongoing. #Fiona #PuertoRico
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
I defended my Ph.D. dissertation - and that has successfully been passed. It can be challenging trying to speak about a 200+ page report in 40 minutes, but I am so happy it's done.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
With 22.5" of rain in 7 hours (3 to 10 pm) at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood (FL) International Airport (mostly in 6 hours), this is an off-the-charts event going on in South Florida. On the upper bounds of a 1,000 year rainfall event, maybe a once-in-5,000 year event. #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Craig Ceecee, Ph.D. is now my formal title, although that won’t be used outside the professional realm. A long journey has reached its crescendo.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
I just got word that my Ph.D. dissertation has been approved and is now 100% complete. That is a huge accomplishment as it was signed off by the school in addition to my department. Now it’s on to production of the hard copy and graduation.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
This is just frightening for Montpelier. The Winooski is nearly at Irene levels now and rapidly rising. The crest is now forecast to hit nearly 23 feet - which would put downtown under 4 to 7 feet of #flood water. This is going to be devastating for Vermont's capital. #VTwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
Debris from the #Mayfield tornado has also lofted over 30,000 feet into the air. That's among the most intense ever record. Combined with over 130 knots of VROT, that supports an extremely violent tornado according to a study by @ou_sams . #KYwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 years
I'm hearing that one of the stations in Dallas did not break to cover the #tornado , instead choosing to stay with the Cowboys game. I know fans would be angry but to me it is MUCH more important to break in for coverage. Especially in a heavily populated area.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
The history of category 4 and 5 hurricanes in northern Florida is short. There has only been one since 1851: Michael. NONE have occurred in the Nature Coast, the Big Bend or around Tallahassee. #Idalia will be a storm like no other for the region. (Edited for clarity) #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
If you live below sea level (medium to dark blue areas) in the Salton Sea Basin and at risk of flooding, you should evacuate to higher ground. If it floods, water has nowhere to recede - the water can only be pumped or evaporate. There is no natural outlet to drain. #CAwx #Hilary
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
Only four hurricanes have hit the contiguous United States at category 5 intensity. Those were: *Labor Day Hurricane 1935 *Camille 1969 *Andrew 1992 *Michael 2018 No hurricane is known to have hit the west coast of Florida at that intensity.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
The pressure in #Fiona is down to 928 mb according to aircraft data. No hurricane has ever made landfall with such a low pressure north of Florida since 1851. That shows how intense the storm is - truly once in a lifetime.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
Central Park has had a weather station since 1869. In 152 years, there has NEVER been a 1-hour or 2-hour period with as much rainfall as they have had tonight. #NYC #flood #NYCwx #TurnAroundDontDrown #Henri
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 months
There was one excellent story this weekend out of Claremore, OK from @KarenLarsenKJRH . A #tornado shelter for 200+ was provided by the Cherokee Nation for a large campground and it was packed on Saturday night. As a result, there were no fatalities. Proof they save lives. #OKwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
Professional storm chasers are LEAVING places like Cedar Key because they find it unsafe because of the storm surge. If they are leaving, NO ONE should be there. It's too dangerous. #Idalia
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
The #Naperville tornado should be a reminder that living in a major metropolitan area does NOT mean you are immune from tornadoes. They can and do strike large cities, even downtown areas. And yes, in the middle of the night too.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
@ReeseForAZ Last I checked, being in that position is a privilege, not a right.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
You can now get to my #tornado shelter map MUCH more easily and quickly. I now have it at so that you have an easy to remember address. That will make it a lot easier. I have about 1,600 shelters mapped and I'm constantly adding more.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
Central Park rainfall totals: 2 hours - 4.65" 3 hours - 5.20" Both of those are records and the recurrence interval is about once every 1,000 years. #NYCwx #NYwx #flood #Ida
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
You know it's busy in terms of weather when there is a Hurricane Warning, a Blizzard Warning and and Ice Storm Warning in the US at the same time, only about 1,500 miles apart. #HurricaneNicole #Blizzard
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
9 months
Is it just me, or is Black Friday not nearly the thing it once was? I remember people camping out at midnight, and mad rushes...now it seems like just a normal busy day in the stores, nothing extraordinary, and Thanksgiving itself has regained a lot of its meaning.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
10 months
The fact that we've seen so few pictures from #Acapulco - and the ones we have seen show severe damage to high-end condos and hotels - is especially concerning. Most homes won't withstand the storm the same way those buildings will. We can only imagine how bad it is. #Otis
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
My biggest accomplishment of 2022, without a doubt, was building the tornado shelter map that's received over 60,000 views so far. It ties right back to my Ph.D. research (to be done in 2023!) and I hope it has been a very useful tool. A work in progress.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
10 months
No Category 5 hurricane has ever hit the Pacific coast of Mexico (or anywhere in the eastern Pacific). #Otis could be the first, and it could go right into a metro area of 1 million people tonight. This is truly a nightmare scenario.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 years
Tonight should also be a reminder that sports venues and events NEED to have a strong #tornado safety plan ready on short notice. The tornado hit only 20 miles away from AT&T Stadium during a sold out game. A direct hit would be catastrophic. #TXwx #DFwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
There has NEVER been a category 4+ hurricane in recorded history (since 1851) in the Florida Big Bend or Nature Coast area, or anywhere between Mexico Beach and Sarasota. Before Michael, there had never been any in northern Florida. This is uncharted waters. #FLwx #Idalia
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
There have been many tornadoes, including several violent tornadoes, that occurred throughout history in the Chicagoland area. Several of them occurred within the city limits as well. The thought that tornadoes "don't happen" in Chicago (I've heard stories of it) is insane. #ILwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
It is expected that #Fiona will indeed be the once-in-a-lifetime type of storm that you'll be telling your children and grandchildren about in Atlantic Canada. There is no record of a storm anywhere near this intensity hitting the region.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
The lowest pressure ever recorded in Nova Scotia is 951 mb (and for all of Canada is 940 mb). EVERY reliable model is well below those when #Fiona comes ashore. It's likely to be a once-in-a-lifetime type of storm.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Remember last week when I said over 100,000 had viewed my map and that was big? It's now over 153,000. It's clear my work is reaching a strong audience, and I've heard stories of people using it to find #tornado shelters they knew nothing about. It feels great to be helping.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
Found out my work on #tornado sheltering is a prize winner for the grad student category at #NWAS23 . That’s a nice surprise!
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
@whec_DDewberry God is the Greatest and their staff are true heroes on the field too!!
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
22 days
A likely #tornado directly over Downtown #Chicago right now. It’s going through the Loop and should soon go offshore. #ILwx #CHIwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 years
Please #PrayForTheBahamas tonight. As a meteorologist, watching #Dorian had me amazed by what the atmosphere can do, but the destruction and impact is real and their lives will be changed forever in the northern Bahamas. The world needs to be behind them, and the world will be.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
How much rain is 22.5"? It's what Fort Lauderdale averages in the *entire 7-month period* from November to May. Instead of 7 months, it fell in 7 hours. It's also more than the annual rainfall averages of Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco or Salt Lake City. #FLwx #flashflood
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 years
#In4YearsFromNow I will be the first person in my entire extended family - all generation, all sides - to have the title of Doctor in front of my name. Next time we see February 29, I'll be Dr. Ceecee.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
With at least 280 confirmed tornadoes, 2024 is now the second most active April on record for tornadoes (far behind the record holder, 2011). The top 5: * 2011 - 770 * 2024 - >280 (still counting) * 1974 - 275 * 2019 - 272 * 2020 - 267 #tornado #severe
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
Potential inundation map for NE Kodiak Island, including Kodiak. If you are in the colored areas, be prepared to evacuate. You definitely need to go to higher ground in red and purple areas. If there is a #tsunami , it should arrive in the next 60-90 minutes. #earthquake
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Just ordered my cap and gown. In exactly one month, the long, hard road will reach the end with myself stepping on stage to collect the Ph.D. medallion. A new chapter will begin. No one in my extended family has made it this far.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
Here's where I think new radar sites are needed. The green circle is planned, the blue circles are mitigated by state or TV station radar sites. Dark red = no coverage at all, city > 10,000 pop Red = poor coverage in area where severe weather occurs
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Someone just attacked me for being retarded and said I was dumb because I am autistic. That is just cruel behavior. Why some people think like that - I don't know. All because of my post saying I am working on my post-Ph.D. as well.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
During severe weather events, these limits on reading that Elon *single-handedly* imposed could cost people lives. It takes one method of communication, from reputable people, away and makes it harder. That's why it is important to have multiple ways to get warnings.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
This is bad. A large and extremely dangerous #tornado is on the ground in eastern Huntsville preparing to climb the hills east of the city. It’s over heavily populated areas. #ALwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
People think of Florida as being used to hurricanes. It's true there have been a large number, but this region is in a long drought. The last major hurricane to hit the Big Bend was in 1896. There isn't much knowledge of what such can do in that region. #Idalia #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
Balloons on my profile make me feel extra special. A lot of love would mean the world to me.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
The violent #tornado is preparing to move near or over the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant (which is in the process of decommissioning). This is very serious. #NEwx #IAwx (Image from Storm-GPS)
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
My Ph.D. dissertation has been approved by the publisher. It is formally complete now. All that is left for me to be bestowed the degree now is...the ceremony.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
6 months
In an average YEAR, the UCLA weather station receives 17.73" of rain. It has received about two-thirds of that (11.82") in just the last 24 hours. (NOAA data on left, from @ChadThackeray on right) #CAwx #LARain
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 years
I'm Craig Ceecee. After a long time denying it (despite having had it all my life) I admitted being autistic a few years ago. I am a Ph.D. student in meteorology at Mississippi State. Research/reports are underway with COVID/weather connections. #DisabledRollCall #DisabledInSTEM
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 months
I was just accepted as a #WRN (Weather Ready Nation) Ambassador for my business Find Your Tornado Shelter LLC. That means NOAA recognizes that my work is important to save lives and protect us all. Having this logo will be very valuable. Working on updating sites now.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
I have been promoted up from Ph.D. student to Ph.D. candidate. My comprehensive exams were successfully defended orally. Now on to the last parts of the dissertation...
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 years
What do you think of my tree?
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
22 days
Confirmed LARGE #tornado on the ground near or over O'Hare. It is being viewed on @cbschicago cameras. Moving eastward into the North Side. Additional tornadoes ongoing moving towards the South Side and Downtown. #ILwx #CHIwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
There is a #tornado shelter in Hennessey at 601 S. Main St. on the south side of town. However, there isn't a lot of time to get there - you want to be in no later than 7:10 pm. It's also a good option for motorists on US 81. #OKwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
I'm sorry, but when there is a large tornado on the ground, people in that area have the right to know every second what is happening. Life-saving tornado coverage is MUCH more important than a football game. You can always download network or league apps to watch. #MOwx #stlwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 years
Inundation map for downtown Kodiak. You need to call friends to evacuate NOW if they are in a colored area, especially if colored red, orange or yellow (red is most dangerous). That's the immediate waterfront and a channel to the west. #AKwx #tsunami #earthquake
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 years
I just got my grades back. My semester GPA is 3.75. Not quite the 4.00 I was hoping for, but that's as high as I've ever had. For someone who struggled to graduate high school, that's an accomplishment.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
My #tornado shelter map has reached a major milestone. It has now had *over 100,000 views*, meaning that it has become an integral part of emergency management that many in the public is using. I hope it has been used to actually save lives too!
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
8 months
That’s me and my Christmas tree. Only thing missing is a topper (last one broke). That lit ornament is a church.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
The #tornado that moved just west of New Boston had debris launched at least 30,000 feet into the atmosphere. It's possible it went even higher. Studies have shown that is consistent with violent tornadoes. #TXwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
There's a difference between 6-10" of rain in the deserts as opposed to in the Southern US. The desert soil, combined with lack of grass/flowers, does not absorb moisture - it simply runs off. As a result, catastrophic flooding is likely with that kind of rainfall. #Hilary #CAwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
Most of Cedar Key, based on the current forecast, could be swamped by storm surge over 9 feet high (up to 15 feet in spots). That is NOT survivable. Water could likely make it many miles inland. Don't risk it. First responders won't help you if you're stranded. #Idalia #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
If you know someone at the University of Iowa, tell them they need to get in shelter NOW. A large and dangerous #tornado is moving into Iowa City in the next 10 minutes or so. #IAwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
The nearest radar beam to the storm with a spotter-confirmed #tornado in northern Missouri is looking nearly 10,000 feet into the sky. It is one of the worst radar holes east of the Rockies. #MOwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
In continental North America, there had never before this morning been a pressure reading below 940 mb except along the Gulf and Southeast coasts from major hurricane landfalls. This is truly a historic storm, completely unprecedented in over 150 years of records. #Fiona
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
One thing NO ONE should be doing is "wishing" a hurricane, or anything, on someone because that is how they voted. Not everyone in any one area votes the same way. Have respect for humanity! #HurricaneNicole
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
There is a deep obsession with tornado ratings that needs to stop. Regardless of rating, any tornado can do serious damage. Also, many homes are not built as well as you think. Plus it ignores the human and economic toll of them. I don't think the victims care about the rating...
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Debris from the Winona #tornado launched up to about 25,000 feet as well. A sign of a very intense tornado. #MSwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
I am now officially not just a consulting meteorologist, but also a business owner with Find Your Tornado Shelter LLC. The intent is to improve and expand the map and consult for development. If you know any emergency managers who want to reach out to me, I would appreciate it.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
How fast are rivers rising in Puerto Rico? Rio Grande de Arecibo below Utuado (where the bridge collapse was reported) rose 13 feet in just *one hour*. #Fiona #PuertoRico
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
7 months
25 years ago, I dealt with the most extreme mental health problems of my life. I nearly took myself many times. I had to be put away from my family and community for many months. It took a lot to overcome and I just want to show the world what I can really do. I feel I am now.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
8 months
25 years ago, I was dealing with the most extreme mental health problems of my life. I nearly took myself many times. I needed to be put away from my family and community for many months. It’s a big reason I have never returned to my old hometown. Overcoming took a LOT for me!!
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
With 94 confirmed deaths, this weekend's tornado outbreak is not only the deadliest since 2011, it is also easily the deadliest ever in the US in the second half of the year - deadlier than any other late summer or fall outbreak. That's the most remarkable statistic.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
5 months
No one lives there, but this is CRAZY on the Sierra Nevada high peaks. 135 mph wind gusts - as strong as a major hurricane - with up to 10 feet (or more?) of #snow . That is almost as intense of a #blizzard as anywhere on Earth can ever reasonably expect.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 months
I just noticed that I also have surpassed 20,000 followers. I never even dreamed of such. I appreciate greatly your support and your willingness for me to help you all as much as I can.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
Me and my Christmas tree that I just put up in my apartment. I thought I did a good job at it.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
Depending on the pixels, it's possible debris has reached nearly 30,000 feet into the atmosphere with the ongoing Barnsdall #tornado . That would likely be a violent tornado. Even the obvious debris has reached up to 20,000 feet. #OKwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
10 months
If there's one thing that many meteorologists have a phobia of, it is this: Quasi-Geostrophic Omega Equation (QG-Omega). But they get through it. It's why meteorologists you see on TV and elsewhere are SCIENTISTS. Don't ever call female meteorologists "weather girls" #Friday13th
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 years
Please DO NOT speculate on the condition of Ryan Newman. Let's wait for official word on how serious it truly is. I know we are all concerned. #Daytona500
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 month
3 short months ago, I was struggling to get any real momentum. Since then, the business I have has found additional partners, I've had national and international media reach me, I've founded a board of directors and I've got additional plans on the docket. A lot has changed.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
This is your LAST CHANCE to evacuate. By midnight or so, it will be too dangerous to leave the lowest lying areas and you risk being caught in winds and surge. If you're in an evacuation zone, you need to leave...NOW. #Idalia #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
11 months
Most of Cedar Key, based on the current forecast, could be swamped by storm surge over 9 feet high (up to 15 feet in spots). That is NOT survivable. Water could likely make it many miles inland. Don't risk it. First responders won't help you if you're stranded. #Idalia #FLwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
4 months
Happy #Easter ! That’s me and the wooden cross at church. #Alleluia
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
For those second guessing "why didn't they evacuate", some people don't have the means or abilities. They may be isolated in the community, with not enough money and no vehicle, or may have disabilities that challenge them. Some people don't have easy options. #HurricaneIan
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 years
This is incredible. Tornado-warned cell moving at *95 MPH*. It will go from clear sky to severe storm within minutes. #NEwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
Is this purple the #AuroraBorealis ? It’s crazy here in the near-subtropical latitudes. #MSwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
The last time the water was as high as it is now in Montpelier, the images were black and white and looked like this. These were from the #flood of 1927. Very few people alive today have seen a worse flood in Vermont's capital. #VTwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
Regardless of intensity, the most dangerous aspect of #Hilary will be the rainfall, and that will be most severe in the deserts east of the Peninsular Ranges. Many areas there will see 4-8 inches of rain, with local amounts of a foot or more. That's 2-3 years worth of rain! #CAwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
2 years
My last full semester is beginning as a Ph.D. student. Once this is over, if all goes as planned, I will have that title by my name. No one in my extended family has been this far, and being #DisabledInSTEM makes it even more incredible. I can see it now.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
I was again featured this week, this time by @accuweather . The video can be seen on the site, and I was described as "on a mission" to identify the closest #tornado shelters. I found over 60 new shelters in 3 states just this weekend. Link:
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
3 months
When it comes to #TornadoEmergency issuances by state (since 2002), there is a clear lead in the Deep South. In fact, more than half were in Mississippi or Alabama. Today's such in Union City, MI was the first ever issued in the Wolverine State. #MIwx
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
6 months
Even though the #SuperBowl is tomorrow, if a #tornado warning occurs, your station will interrupt for severe weather coverage. A threat exists across parts of the Deep South. DO NOT complain to your station or the FCC in that case. Someone is in danger and needs constant info.
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Craig Ceecee, Ph.D.
1 year
There are still MANY surveys to be undertaken, but as of now, there were 74 confirmed tornadoes from the #tornado outbreak Friday-Saturday. AL - 3, AR - 1, DE - 1, GA - 1, IL - 22, IN - 16, IA - 10, MD - 1, MI - 1, NJ - 4, OH - 2, TN - 3, WI - 9
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