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Hi, I'm Jhordanne, a previous NOAA Climate & Global Change Fellow (Class 32) and currently a research fellow at the University of the West Indies. I am also an incoming Assistant Professor at Penn State University (starting 2026).
Hi, I'm Jhordanne, a previous NOAA Climate & Global Change Fellow (Class 32) and currently a research fellow at the University of the West Indies. I am also an incoming Assistant Professor at Penn State University (starting 2026).
My current research examines the degree of predictability we can achieve from large-scale environmental phenomena for seasonal tropical cyclone activity.
My current research examines the degree of predictability we can achieve from large-scale environmental phenomena for seasonal tropical cyclone activity.
Tools being used to explore this TC-environment predictability are global reanalysis datasets, climate model output, and simulations.
Tools being used to explore this TC-environment predictability are global reanalysis datasets, climate model output, and simulations.
2018 PISTON field campaign, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Fantastic seascapes courtesy of Dr. Eric Maloney.
Featured Media & Interviews
Featured Media & Interviews
Hurricane forecast points to a dangerous 2024 Atlantic season, with La Niña and a persistently warm ocean teaming up to power fierce storms
Hurricane forecast points to a dangerous 2024 Atlantic season, with La Niña and a persistently warm ocean teaming up to power fierce storms
Read my article on why the Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be an exceptionally active this year: https://theconversation.com/hurricane-forecast-points-to-a-dangerous-2024-atlantic-season-with-la-nina-and-a-persistently-warm-ocean-teaming-up-to-power-fierce-storms-228351 .
Discussing two-week forecasts of TC activity: An Interview with Cimpatico's Kayla Hathaway
Discussing two-week forecasts of TC activity: An Interview with Cimpatico's Kayla Hathaway
In this talk, I speak with Kayla about CSU's forecasts for hurricane activity over the next few weeks (September 16th - 29th) for the very active 2020 Atlantic season. The interview recording can be found here: https://youtu.be/bDUlyAoAAi0. More videos from Cimpatico Studios can be found here: https://cimpatico.tv/home.
Discussing two-week forecasts of TC activity: An Interview with Cimpatico's Kayla Hathaway
Discussing two-week forecasts of TC activity: An Interview with Cimpatico's Kayla Hathaway
In this talk, I speak with Kayla about CSU's forecasts for hurricane activity over the next few weeks for the very active 2020 Atlantic season. The interview recording can be found here: https://youtu.be/aHACPYyr3ZM. More videos from Cimpatico Studios can be found here: https://cimpatico.tv/home.
Seasonal Outlook Deconstruction with Kayla Hathaway
Seasonal Outlook Deconstruction with Kayla Hathaway
Cimpatico's Kayla and I delve into the science behind Colorado State University's seasonal outlooks and why we forecast for an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season. The interview recording can be found here: https://youtu.be/T8dqMi4vF2M. More videos from Cimpatico Studios can be found here: https://cimpatico.tv/home.
Covering Disasters Workshop Series: 2020 Hurricane Season
Covering Disasters Workshop Series: 2020 Hurricane Season
Climate Central and the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) held an online workshop on May 28, 2020 with meteorologists and journalists to discuss the upcoming hurricane season and the complications presented by COVID-19 protocols. View more details on this webinar series here.
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