My current research largely consists of small projects that culminate in features that run as part of the WxYz (WeatherWhys) series on Weather World, the department’s weekday weather magazine show. Two recent examples include a feature on May dry spells in Pennsylvania and an updated tornado climatology of Pennsylvania. An archive of more than 600 of these features can be found here.
Publications
Nese, J., and J. Harding, 2021: Pickett’s Charge – A Perfect Storm of Heat. Accepted for publication in Gettysburg Magazine.
Grenci, L. and J. Nese, 2017. A World of Weather, Fundamentals of Meteorology, A Text/Laboratory Manual, 6th Edition. Kendall-Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA, 548 pp.
Nese, J, Najjar, R. and J. Murgo, 2012. Climate Science and the Broadcast Meteorologist. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 93, 1913-1916.
Nese, J. and G. Schwartz, 2002. The Philadelphia Area Weather Book. Temple University Press, Philadelphia, PA, 230 pp.
Nese, J. and G. Forbes, 1998. An updated tornado climatology of Pennsylvania. Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science, 71, 113-124.
Nese, J., Miller, A. and J. Dutton, 1996. On the nature of predictability enhancement in a low-order ocean-atmosphere model. Journal of Climate, 9, 2167-2173.
Nese, J., 1994. Systematic biases in observations of maximum and minimum temperature. Journal of Climate, 7, 834-842.
Nese, J. and J. Dutton, 1993. Quantifying predictability variations in a low-order ocean-atmosphere model: A dynamical systems approach. Journal of Climate, 6, 185-204.
Nese, J., 1989. Quantifying local predictability in phase space. Physica D, 35, 237-250.
Nese, J., Dutton, J. and R. Wells, 1987. Calculated attractor dimensions for low-order spectral models. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 44, 1950-1972.
