Congratulations to Dr. Pam Heinselman on being named NSSL Deputy Director for Science! READ:

NSSL Director, Dr. DaNa Carlis presented at the joint annual meeting between the National Society of Black and Hispanic Physicists Conference. Always a pleasure to champion the NOAA mission and inspire the next generation of NOAA scientists!

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What does the future of weather radar hold? NSSL has been hard at work developing the next gen. 🌩️ Faster updates 🌩️ Flexibility and adaptability Phased array radar is as a potential paradigm-shift solution for the future of weather radar. ▶️:

RT @NOAA: Interested in how NOAA scientists forecast & communicate about severe weather? If your answer is “Hail, yeah!,” then we’ve got t…

📣📣ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS📣📣 Do you have what it takes to lead? NSSL now hiring: Deputy Director for Science. Check out this Supervisory Research Physical Scientist, ZP-1301-5 job opportunity and apply by Nov. 4. ✍️:

📣📣ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS📣📣 Do you have what it takes to lead? NSSL now hiring: Deputy Director for Science. Check out this Supervisory Research Physical Scientist, ZP-1301-5 job opportunity and apply by Nov. 4. ✍️:

📣📣ATTENTION JOB SEEKERS📣📣 We're looking for passionate, talented people to join our team! NSSL is now hiring a research physical scientist for artificial intelligence and machine learning oriented research. Applications due October 16. LEARN MORE:

Just how strong are the winds in a tornado? 🌪️ A newly published paper by NSSL researchers concludes that radar-based estimates of near-ground wind speeds in tornadoes are frequently higher than estimates derived from damage using the EF scale. 📝:

We’re so proud of our incredible history of achievement and innovation. Reflecting on the past today has been inspiring, but we’re also celebrating our current efforts and casting a bold vision for the future of NSSL. #NSSL60

We're celebrating 60 years of innovation, achievement and most importantly great people! Follow along today for #NSSL60 content or click to join the celebration virtually! 💻:

Congratulations to our own Dr. Pam Heinselman on being honored as an @ametsoc Fellow! A well deserved honor for a truly remarkable scientist and leader. Congratulations, Pam!

WE GOT TWINS! See #TwistersMovie and wonder, is that possible? The answer is yes! Dr. Sean Waugh explains the various way this phenomenon occurs. 🌪️ @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA

See #TwistersMovie & wonder what the stuff on their cars actually does? Many of the props in the film are inspired by real equipment used by NSSL. Dr. Sean Waugh explains one such system, the Mobile Mesonet. 🌪️ @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA

Do scientists really use drones to chase tornadoes? Dr. Elizabeth Smith explains how we use these sophisticated tools to gather data close to storms while staying safe. 🌪️ 🚁 @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA #TwistersMovie

See the new #TwistersMovie and wonder, "what's the deal with PAR?" We got you covered! 🌪️REAL TWISTERS SCIENCE: 🌪️MORE ABOUT PAR: @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA

Do tornadoes really pop up without warning? @NWSNorman's Rick Smith explains how to stay weather aware and get alerts when tornadoes threaten. 🌪️SCIENCE: 🌪️SAFETY: @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA

Do you know what to do if you're caught on the road during a tornado? As seen in the new #TwistersMovie, overpasses are NOT safe shelters. Learn about the real science behind tornadoes, & get more safety tips here: @NOAA @NOAAResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA

🌪️#TwistersMovie Is it possible to tame a tornado? NSSL scientist Dr. Sean Waugh explains why it's not so simple... Learn about the real science behind tornadoes, and meet the scientists who study them here: @NOAA @NoaaResearch @NWS #TwistersNOAA