Karen Kosiba

2 weeks ago | journals.ametsoc.org | Joshua Wurman |Karen Kosiba |Paul Robinson

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Jun 12, 2024 | journals.ametsoc.org | Karen Kosiba |Anthony W. Lyza |Robert Trapp |Erik Rasmussen

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Feb 24, 2023 | nature.com | Karen Kosiba

AbstractTornadoes contain some of the strongest winds on earth, causing death and damage when impacting man-made and natural objects, such as buildings and trees. Quantifying tornado winds near the surface is critical to characterizing tornado hazards. Direct measurements of tornado winds are rare and are usually obtained at least >100 m above the ground, well above building height, by proximate mobile radars.