The University Sunrise Rotary Club program this week will feature the University of Washington’s Cliff Mass discussing weather and climate. Join us!
The Zoom connection opens at 7 a.m. and the meeting will run from 730 a.m. until 830 a.m.
No reservation is required: just click here Thursday morning!
Cliff Mass is a University of Washington Professor of Atmospheric Sciences.
He is a meteorologist who specializes in weather prediction and modeling. A particular emphasis of his research has been the weather features of the western United States. The Seattle Times has called him the “closest thing to a celebrity scientist in Seattle,” and he is the author of The Weather of the Pacific Northwest—one of the best-selling books from the University of Washington Press. He also writes a popular blog about meteorological phenomena, among other weather-related musings, and he has a regular weather segment on one of the local NPR affiliates. Model simulations have been key tools for him and his group, which now runs the most extensive local high-resolution prediction system in the United States. He has received the Max Eaton Award from the American Meteorological Society, of which he is also a Fellow.
