Meteorology Ph.D. Candidate at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Father and husband. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Joined March 2021
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7 Dec 2024
Just finished some final edits from the Didsbury, Alberta EF4 on July 1, 2023. Quite the day!
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#abstorm @environmentca my farming family folks reported 8 inches (203mm) of rain at their location just north of Magrath at the conclusion of the bulk of the rain. Likely contaminated by some heavier convective precipitation as well - but worth including!
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25 Oct 2025
🚨 Pleased to share the second paper of my dissertation work has been published in Monthly Weather Review in EOR! We examined the connections between ZDR columns and mesovortices in simulated QLCSs! Full article to be available soon!
doi.org/10.1175/MWR-D-25-010…
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Devon Healey retweeted
15 Sep 2025
UNL is proposing to cut the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, which would eliminate the undergraduate and graduate meteorology programs. Please consider sharing the importance of our department with UNL through this link: apc.unl.edu/fall-2025-budget…
See our statement below about the proposed elimination of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
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Devon Healey retweeted
15 Sep 2025
Was sad to see that recently EAS is proposed to be cut from UNL.
See our statement below about the proposed elimination of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
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29 Aug 2025
🚨Excited to share that the first study of my dissertation work has been accepted for publication in MWR! In this paper, we examined simulated ZDR columns in QLCSs to diagnose their connections to QLCS properties and sensitivities to microphysics schemes.
journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo…
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Very happy to share that yesterday I successfully defended my PhD dissertation on simulated ZDR columns in QLCSs in CM1! The results will be published soon in Monthly Weather Review! Now off to Canada to join @ECCCWeatherAB!
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19 May 2025
Incredible tornado at close range earlier near Arnett, OK. #okwx
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6 Mar 2025
Interested in a career as a meteorologist? The government of Canada is offering scholarships for students entering the field. #dalhousieU #nsstorm #nswx #nbstorm #nbwx canada.ca/en/environment-cli…
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Devon Healey retweeted
21 Feb 2025
On repeat for eternity 🚨🇨🇦
#4Nations | #LetsGoOilers
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Devon Healey retweeted
10 Feb 2025
Congratulations to Matthew Van Den Broeke on earning funding from @nsf for "Collaborative Research: Polarimetric Radar and Modeling Perspectives of Updraft, Cold Pool, and Mesovortex Evolution in Quasi-Linear Convective Systems"!
@unlcas @unlresearch
ALT Matthew Van Den Broeke
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Devon Healey retweeted
6 Feb 2025
While @nws & @noaa employees jobs are on the line - real-time, life saving #tornado and #flooding information was being relayed to me while I was live on air this morning. These warnings are created by the same people whose jobs are currently in jeopardy. My report here… @cnn
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7 Feb 2025
This is a great opportunity for Canada meteorology - hopefully this gives a little boost for atmospheric sciences programs up north! I was sad when the University of Alberta closed their program down. @ECCCWeatherAB
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Devon Healey retweeted
3 Feb 2025
I’m thrilled to be giving an invited “EAS Stout Lecture” series seminar this Thursday, 2/7 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln! Thank you for the invitation, @DevonHealey6 and Dr. Adam Houston! @SsrgUnl @NebToday @UNLincoln @unlmeteorology
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Devon Healey retweeted
8 Jan 2025
The sequence that broke the game open…McDavid forces Zacha’s release a shade early, then cashes in at the other end.
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6 Jan 2025
Join us at the UNL reception at the AMS Annual Meeting in New Orleans!
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Devon Healey retweeted
25 Nov 2024
The final PDF of "An Update for Predicting Left-Moving Supercell Motion" is available (doi.org/10.1175/WAF-D-24-002…). I had much help from my coauthors Matthew Van Den Broeke and John T. Allen (@JTAllen3), along with support from some U. of NE students and 3 excellent peer reviewers.
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13 Nov 2024
I never cease to be amazed at the beauty of our atmosphere!
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