Me and my best friends from BYU have an annual reunion. This year we got together in small town Connecticut.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Connecticut-New York City
Me and my best friends from BYU have an annual reunion. This year we got together in small town Connecticut.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Monterey CA
I spent a week in beautiful Monterey, California in March of 2007. One of the perks of my job is the opportunities to travel to different parts of the country I wouldn't typically have visited. Though most of the days were spent in meetings, I was able to take some time and tour around. The view from the coastline was gorgeous. Lots of rocky beaches, sea life, trails, etc. This was my second ARM meeting... definitely the best one so far. I also ran into some friends there which was nice as well. We went out and had Mexican food one night, probably the best I've had. From the hotel it was a short walk to the beach and then a short bike ride into the canary row and pier. The highlight of the week was the afternoon adventure on bikes we rented. It was a beautiful day, with a slight breeze as we biked along the coast.
The beach was nice as well.
Then I went on a bike ride along the coast down to Pebble Beach.
For work, annual meeting. First we hit the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Clouds
One of my earliest memories of my interest in weather began with clouds. I would take pictures of the different types and forms in the sky. I still do every once in awhile, and I thought I would put up a few of the photos I have taken over the past few years. 
You can't really tell, but this is the closest I have gotten to a tornado. Just in the trees is a rotating wall cloud, although not very well defined. This passed just to the east of my apartment here in Stillwater. 
The radar image shows the storms during this evening on the 1st day of May 2008.
This next photo was taken during sunrise of what look like some mid-level broken clouds. One thing you will know about me is that I love the combination of science and art in the field of meteorology. Sometimes it looks like the sky is just one big canvas...
.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. Cumulus Humilis clouds during a field project June 2008.
Which also produced the wettest June on record in Oklahoma, and..... re-energized a tropical storm over the state. Some of the clouds were more of a coastal origin that your typical Oklahoma summer shallow Cu. 
You can also see how moist the atmosphere was... .................................................................................
My favorite cloud is the cumulonimbus. This one was taken on a hike to Ensign Peak in Salt Lake City.
I wish I had better pictures of the large thunderstorms.
I also am including a photo of some cirrus clouds, since my master's research dealt with those. More pictures to come later.
Such as this one. What may look like a beginnings of a tornado is actually a cold air funnel. I can also add some of my cloud paintings.
You can't really tell, but this is the closest I have gotten to a tornado. Just in the trees is a rotating wall cloud, although not very well defined. This passed just to the east of my apartment here in Stillwater. 
The radar image shows the storms during this evening on the 1st day of May 2008.This next photo was taken during sunrise of what look like some mid-level broken clouds. One thing you will know about me is that I love the combination of science and art in the field of meteorology. Sometimes it looks like the sky is just one big canvas...
.............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. .............. Cumulus Humilis clouds during a field project June 2008.
Which also produced the wettest June on record in Oklahoma, and..... re-energized a tropical storm over the state. Some of the clouds were more of a coastal origin that your typical Oklahoma summer shallow Cu. 
You can also see how moist the atmosphere was... .................................................................................My favorite cloud is the cumulonimbus. This one was taken on a hike to Ensign Peak in Salt Lake City.
I wish I had better pictures of the large thunderstorms.
I also am including a photo of some cirrus clouds, since my master's research dealt with those. More pictures to come later.
Such as this one. What may look like a beginnings of a tornado is actually a cold air funnel. I can also add some of my cloud paintings.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Summer of 2008
Well, I don't keep this as up-to-date as I would have liked. Perhaps someday. I want to add a post on my travels since I left Utah (and perhaps before). Also one about my family. Brainstorm... weather events, artwork, thoughts, etc. (My painting of the SLC temple included)Also I might add a few more pictures to see how to set this up. Who knows, I may be the only one reading this. But it
will be a good place to organize my 'adventures' of my life. I've also added a photo of my brown and white painting of a Cubs hat and baseball. My first ever try at Oils.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Houston
In less than a year I am traveling to Houston, Texas for the third time. It's great to have friends across the country. Tyler's wedding will be a great event. And our annual reunions of BYU friends we always look forward to.I've also began coaching girls club volleyball and we competed in a tournament there at Reliant Park. Here are some of my girls in Houston.
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Summer 2007
This June I am weather forecasting for a field project in OK called CLASIC. My website I developed for this with daily forecasts is found at dq.arm.gov/CLASIC. Also me enjoying the hail from some of the thunderstorms here in Oklahoma.
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