Snow’s not just scenic—it’s a cold trap. ❄️
This week on #MeteorologyMonday I explain how snow cover leads to some of the lowest winter temps.
Read more here: [https://bit.ly/4rR8aM2]
#WeatherScience #MeteorologistLife

❄️ Can it be too cold to snow?
Nope—but it can be too dry.
Breaking down this weather myth in today’s Meteorology Monday!

Have you ever said “it’s too cold to snow”?

🎥 Watch the reel + read the blog: [bit.ly/4rRKmYH]

#MeteorologyMonday #TulsaWeather #Meteorologist #WeatherMyth #TooColdToSnow

Winter fun outdoors? Don’t skip the sunscreen.
Snow reflects UV like bright water or sand—so you can be just as vulnerable to sunburn.
This #MeteorologyMonday explains how.
#WinterSafety #SnowSun #UVAwareness #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #WomenInSTEM #STEMInfluencer

The polar vortex is back in the headlines. But before you scroll past it, here’s the real science behind the term—and why Oklahoma and Texas should care.
🌀 Meteorology Monday blog + video drop today!
#MeteorologyMonday #PolarVortex #WeatherScience #STEMInfluencer #TulsaWeather

Why does snow sometimes look blue in photos? ❄️📷 It’s not a filter — snow scatters light in a way that makes blue stand out, especially in shadows.
More on the science here 👉 [https://bit.ly/4aGNGQ7]
#MeteorologyMonday #BlueSnow #WeatherFacts #WomenInSTEM

Frozen precip isn’t just snowflakes ❄️
This week on #MeteorologyMonday: sleet, freezing rain, and how these winter threats form differently. Knowing what’s falling makes a big difference in how we stay safe.
#TulsaWeather #WomenOfWx #WeatherPreparedness #WomenInSTEM #STEMInfluencer

How likely is a White Christmas in Tulsa?
🎄 Not very—but it has happened.
This #MeteorologyMonday looks at past patterns and 2025 potential.
#WhiteChristmas #TulsaWeather #HolidayForecast #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #WomenInSTEM #STEMInfluencer

Why does it feel colder than it is? Wind chill! 💨
This week’s #MeteorologyMonday breaks it down fast—and the blog has even more science.
#WindChill #WinterSafety #TulsaWeather #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #STEMInfluencer #WomenInSTEM

5 ways to protect your house before winter arrives:
✅ Seal drafts
✅ Insulate pipes
✅ Prep HVAC
✅ Drain hoses
✅ Stock up for outages
This week’s #MeteorologyMonday has more!
#TulsaWeather #ColdPrep #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #STEMInfluencer #WomenInSTEM

❄️ Tulsa's first measurable snow usually arrives in December — but not always.
This week’s #MeteorologyMonday looks at historical snowfall trends and what counts as “measurable.”
#TulsaWeather #FirstSnow #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #STEMInfluencer #WomenInSTEM

❄️ What is a blue norther?
It’s a fast-moving arctic front that can drop temps dramatically—Tulsa’s 1911 event saw ~83°F to ~17°F in hours.
This #MeteorologyMonday breaks it down.
#BlueNorther #StormHistory #TulsaWeather #Meteorologist #MeteorologistLife #STEMInfluencer #WomenInSTEM

☔ Why is it still raining?
An inverted trough might be to blame. These features often follow tropical storms and bring days of rain.
This week’s #MeteorologyMonday explains.
#WeatherEducation #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM

🍂 Fall cold fronts may bring cooler air—but they also bring severe weather potential.
Find out how transition season storms form in this week’s #MeteorologyMonday.
#ColdFronts #FallWeather #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM

🌀Hurricanes don’t stop where they make landfall.
Their remnants often move inland, dumping rain and sparking tornadoes—even in Oklahoma.
This week’s #MeteorologyMonday explains the risk.
#HurricaneSeason #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM #MeteorologistLife #MeteorologistMom #TulsaMeteorologist

🌀 Peak hurricane season is here.
This #MeteorologyMonday breaks down why September is the most active month.
#WeatherAwareness #StormSeason #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM #MeteorologistLife #MeteorologistMom #TulsaMeteorologist #TulsaLife #STEMInfluencer #TulsaInfluencer #ContentCreatorTulsa

🔥 This week’s #MeteorologyMonday: Dry lightning.
It’s the fire-starting kind—lightning without rain. It’s common in August and dangerous for wildfire season.

#WeatherWatch #DryLightning #WildfireSeason #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM #MeteorologistLife #TulsaMeteorologist #STEMInfluencer

⚠️ Late summer and early fall? Still storm season.
Heat + cold fronts + tropical moisture = sneaky severe weather.
Here’s this week’s #MeteorologyMonday.
#SevereWeather #WeatherEducation #Meteorologist #WomenInSTEM #MeteorologistLife #MeteorologistMom #TulsaMeteorologist #STEMInfluencer

Frost flowers are one of nature’s most beautiful and fragile creations ❄️🌸! When freezing temps meet moist soil, plant stems can form delicate ice ribbons. Check them out next time you're outside on a cold morning! #MeteorologyMonday