Lead Meteorologist @NWSBoston. previously @NWSSpokane. From Knoxville, TN. Mississippi State & University of Alabama Huntsville alum. Christian. Photographer.
Norton, MA
Joined January 2011
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Bryce Williams retweeted
Ahead of Veterans Day, I was honored to welcome a flight of veterans and their families as they arrived in DC.
To all those who bravely served our country, thank you to you and your family for your extraordinary service. The sacrifices that all of you have made to protect our country will be honored, today and every day.
Bryce Williams retweeted
Huge advancement by NOAA GSL: HRRR-Cast: A.I. trained and data driven ensemble mesoscale forecasts.
Bottom line: extremely fast, accurate forecasts of severe weather for a fraction of cost on supercomputer.
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gsl.noaa.gov/news/hrrr-cast-…
Bryce Williams retweeted
This is a great honor and we sincerely appreciate the nomination from Congressman Edwards!
By setting a high standard for public service, the @NWSGSP team not only saved lives during Hurricane Helene, but they also established a benchmark for how federal agencies should respond to future disasters. I’m proud to nominate them for the Sammies award.
Bryce Williams retweeted
Calling all weather enthusiasts! We'll be kicking off our 2025 SKYWARN Spotter training program in May! Classes are FREE and open to the public. ⛈️
Our first class is in Greenfield early next month. For more information and to register online visit weather.gov/boston/skywarn
Bryce Williams retweeted
Extra shoutout to the VFX team!! All of their work is straight up invisible and needs to be appreciated more #severance
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Yesterday, summit staff captured a timelapse of the development of lenticular clouds. Often appearing like a stack of pancakes or saucers, lenticulars typically form in stronger winds and downwind of a mountain range.
Bryce Williams retweeted
A Weather Radio Saved His Life:
Got to talk with the owner of a mobile home which got destroyed from a tornado last night NW of Waynesboro. He was getting ready for bed, his normal routine when the local news station cut in for severe weather coverage.
He was now aware of a potential tornado warning heading his way, but thought nothing of it. Minutes later the broadcast went back to regular programming. A couple minutes go by and his weather radio goes off, blaring the EAS tone. Again, he didn’t think much as he missed all the tornadoes that passed him on 12/28 last year.
A couple minutes go by again which the weather radio blares. His phone never went off for any of the tornadoes warnings either. This time he decides to take action as he lives in said mobile home. He grabbed a few things, including his dog, and got in his truck He drove south, away from the tornado knowing it could be nearby. No later than 5 minutes later his home was destroyed, along with others nearby.
This is why weather enthusiasts, storm chasers, meteorologists etc preach to have ways to receive watches and warnings, and to have a weather radio on hand. His weather radio last night may of saved his life…
Sorry for the long post but a very touching story. Didn’t know how to tell it any shorter. Out of respect and the request of the owner I will not be sharing any photos of the damage to his property publicly. Here are a few photos from the surrounding area…
Bryce Williams retweeted
The #NestaweyaRiverTrail looks amazing thanks to some last minute dynamic clouds at #sunset around #TheForks!
#WinnipegPhotographer #Drone #OnlyInThePeg #DronePhotographer #RPAS #LicensedDronePilot
Bryce Williams retweeted
Snowball fight on Bourbon Street in New Orleans! #lawx
Bryce Williams retweeted
Looking like Christmas tonight in Lake Placid, NY with heavy snow stacking up!
@MattMyNBC5 @DurkinWeather @WeatherManFinn @TylerJankoski @WasilenkoAlex @PeteWeatherBeat @SurfSkiWeather @DHTheWeatherNut @Eweather13 @EricSnitilWx @WxmanFranz @TrackerSacker @SCweather_wx @Cbs6Sam
Bryce Williams retweeted
To start meteorological winter 2024-25
I have an essay in NY Times this morning highlighting the importance of NOAA and especially the National Weather Service.
As my focus is numerical weather modeling, I believe it is critical for economic and national security to have world-leading capabilities across all time scales from minutes (tornado warnings), hours, days, and months or years.
The new Congress in January 2025 can immediately get to work on several priorities. With every taxpayer penny under intense scrutiny, I argue that investment in NOAA is money well spent.
Bryce Williams retweeted
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Fellow NWS Mets get your applications in!!!
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Bryce Williams retweeted
Huge news for early birds
Denis Villeneuve says ‘DUNE: MESSIAH’ will have “more worms.”
(Source: deadline.com/2024/10/denis-v…)
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Well today was certainly a treat, no tricks, thanks to a foot of snow near the summit and cover down to the base since this storm cycle started Monday. Gotta love the blending seasons and the foliage doing its best to hang on as winter takes over the top for now.
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NHC Advisory 1 for Tropical Depression 14 had landfall only 12 miles north of where Milton eventually made landfall, at a 4-day lead time. One might say they're pretty good at their jobs.
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Thank you to the meteorologists, researchers, scientists, and everyone at @NOAA working around the clock to provide essential data as we prepare for Hurricane Milton.
Inside the flight station aboard @NOAA’s WP-3D Orion 'Miss Piggy' as we fly straight into Hurricane #Milton!
These flights collect critical data that helps improve forecasts and support hurricane research.
Follow @NHC_Atlantic for the latest forecast and advisories.
🎥Credit: Lt. Cmdr. Joshua Rannenberg, NOAA Corps
Bryce Williams retweeted
Timelapse flying by Hurricane Milton about 2 hours ago.
1/6400 sec exposure, 14mm, ISO 500, 0.5 sec interval, 30fps
