Echo Tops: A Meteorology Blog

About My Blog

Hey! Thanks for visiting. I graduated from UNC Charlotte in December 2017 with a Bachelor of Science degree; majoring in Meteorology. I love the weather, especially Thunderstorms. They completely terrified me when I was a child but I as I grew older, I appreciated them more.

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What I hope to achieve with this blog is being able to convey how neat the science of meteorology is. I do anticipate that I will occasionally have posts that aren't related to the weather but are focused around things/skills that I find interesting. There will be mistakes on my part. I will do my best to correct them in a timely manner. Thanks for reading. Please feel free to leave a comment for me on this page, on specific posts, my GitHub page, or by email.

-- Kyle
-- My Résume (includes contact information)

More About the Author

Other Interests: Computer Programming, Music (Guitar/Piano), Digital-Design/Art, Sports (primarily basketball), anything Tar Heels

Work Experience: Nearly 12 years of combined experience at Staples as a Sales Associate; became familiar with customer service, PC and Business Machine sales/troubleshooting, and copy-project production

About the Title

Echo Tops are a derived radar product that estimates storm cloud height, beneficial to identifying overshooting tops: areas of the strongest updrafts within thunderstorms. This blog was originally titled, "A Stormy Haze."