Strong winds today, followed by snow with possible squalls overnight

Gusty southwesterly winds locally as high as 60 mph are expected today, mainly between 2 PM and 9 PM. Downed power lines and trees are expected. An arctic cold front will bring light snow showers, with embedded snow squalls tonight, mainly between midnight and 5 AM, across the area which will reduce visibilities and make travel difficult, especially for the Tuesday morning commute. Read More >

Management

Meteorologist in Charge (MIC) - Gabriel Langbauer
Science Operations Officer (SOO) - Peter Banacos
Warning Coordination Meteorologist (WCM) - Scott Whittier
Electronic Systems Analyst (ESA) - Vacant
Administrative Support Assistant (ASA) - Christine Hartman

Program Managers

Senior Service Hydrologist (SSH) - John Goff
Observing Program Leader (OPL) - Marlon Verasamy
Information Technology Officer (ITO) - Conor Lahiff

Electronics Technicians

Brian Gambero
Ray Grant

Lead Meteorologists

Marvin Boyd
Maureen Hastings
Robert Haynes
Jessica Neiles
Brooke Taber
Vacant

Meteorologists

Matthew Clay
Tyler Danzig
Rebecca Duell
Adrianna Kremer

Seth Kutikoff
Eric Myskowski
Jessica Storm
Vacant

Radar