Day 11 - the final day!

Last day of class! Three units in 11 days, instead of 15 weeks - phew! To their credit, all the students showed up today on time at 9:30am, and immediately flipped open their laptops and resumed analyzing all the data.

And we seem to have a lot of data! We did 11 soundings (a couple were funky, but most looked good). We also had a morning's worth of sodar data, and two sets of data from the RAWS, one lasting over 24 hours. This is something we'll have to think about in future - if you do all this storm chasing and instrument deployment, you get a ton of data, but no time to analyze it! We've given the students a couple of weeks to get their analyses finished up and turned in.

I'd like to thank the instructors - Mike Voss and Craig Clements - for all their hard work in making this a successful course. I'd also like to thank the students for being such good eggs! They all worked hard without complaint, and were fun too!

Thus endeth the blog. Thanks for reading!