Corey K Potvin (@corey_potvin) profile picture

Research Meteorologist at NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory.

Joined February 2020
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Can we use AI to predict thunderstorm evolution? Recently published in @theAGU GRL, we refactored @GoogleDeepMind's GraphCast for regional modeling and trained it on @CIWRO_ / @NOAANSSL's archived Warn-on-Forecast System (WoFS) data.
Meteorologists are turning to AI as a quick, efficient alternative to traditional weather prediction algorithms. Now researchers including @MontePhD & @corey_potvin have extended this tech to cover localized extreme weather as well as global forecasts. eos.org/research-spotlights/…
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Meteorologists are turning to AI as a quick, efficient alternative to traditional weather prediction algorithms. Now researchers including @MontePhD & @corey_potvin have extended this tech to cover localized extreme weather as well as global forecasts. eos.org/research-spotlights/…
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🤖 How can AI help scientists predict thunderstorms faster? 🤔 A new paper from NSSL and @CIWRO_ discusses how WoFSCast, a new AI-powered model, can accurately predict how storms will evolve up to two hours in advance. ⛈️ 📝: inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnew…
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🚨 New paper! 🚨 Available in EOR is our paper exploring training AI models on MRMS MESH vs. reported hail sizes: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo…
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🌪️🌩️ Studying tornadoes in the field has always been at the heart of the NSSL mission. With roots in the 90s, the VORTEX-USA project continues to blaze a trail in tornado science with the ultimate goal to protect lives and property. 🌪️ UP CLOSE: inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnew…
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WoFSCast is the first AI system trained and developed to emulate a sub-hourly convection-allowing weather model (CAM). WoFSCast speeds up forecast generation versus WoFS by at least a factor of ten, from minutes to seconds. #AMS2025
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Monte Flora: Future of storm-scale AI: generating large-member (100+) hi-res (~1-km) ensemble forecasts in seconds. AI system in the WoFS framework already can produce “closely matching” forecasts with far less computational burden than #WoFS (far faster). #31sls
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🤔How can science provide more warning when 🌪️tornadoes threaten? The Warn-on-Forecast System, equips forecasters with critical information between watches and warnings, enabling them to give longer lead times in the face of severe weather and tornadoes. inside.nssl.noaa.gov/nsslnew…
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Our paper on the usefulness of the "WoFS-ML-Severe" products examined during the 2022 HWT-SFE is available in EOR. This paper explores subjective verification, objective verification, and qualitative analysis of the participant's feedback. journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo…
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**Experimental (Not Public Yet)** The new AI hail size algorithm says 2 in is possible!
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Great presentations from #NSSL scientists continue here at #AMS2024, including researchers Kim Hoogewind and Adam Clark at the @NOAA booth talking about trends in severe thunderstorms and tornadoes in a changing climate.
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Hot off the press: The OU School of Meteorology (@ousom) & School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science have a joint tenure-track faculty position focused on the broad areas of Hydrometeorology and Hydrology that is now open. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/137372
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🚨 Paper pre-print alert 🚨 It has been a long time coming and the real-time code isnt ready quite yet, but you can now read how we are estimating storm updrafts from radar data 📡⛈️(arxiv.org/abs/2310.09392) [Table 1 is messed up at the moment, will fix in the coming days]
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🚨 New paper alert 🚨: a study of radar and environmental differences between hail-producing supercells with differing maximum hail size production. Led by myself, with substantive contributions from co-authors @murillomojo and @PSU_RadarMeteo. doi.org/10.1175/MWR-D-23-001…
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First day of the 2023 HWT Spring Forecasting Experiments! Check out some of the new features of the WoFS-ML-Severe on the cloud-based Warn-on-Forecast System.
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The Editors of Weather and Forecasting (@AMS_Wea) have just published an Editorial to encourage more Comments on published Articles, and we also attempt to demystify the process of submitting Comments. More details at... doi.org/10.1175/WAF-D-23-005… #wxtwitter
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This is very preliminary and non-QC'ed data, but a new wind retrieval technique I am working on using soundings and lidar data, shows that hodographs got quite big in Norman.
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Tornadoes are common this time of year, but do warming global temperatures influence these severe storms? Dr. Kimberly Hoogewind, a research scientist for @CIWRO_, is featured in the @washingtonpost discussing the role between climate change and tornadoes.washingtonpost.com/weather/2…
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WoFS is running today and over two domains! Switch b/t the two domains using the Domain pulldown. Also, check out the new options under the ML products tab! DISCLAIMER: These products are experimental, and care should be taken when interpreting them. cbwofs.nssl.noaa.gov/
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WoFS is running today! There are some new options under the ML Products tab! For example, check out the new "any significant severe". DISCLAIMER: These products are experimental and care should be taken when interpreting them!
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