Tyler Fleming
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Department of Geosciences
Contact Info
email: tflemin1
<at> bigred.unl.edu
Office: 130 Bessey Hall, UNL City Campus
About Tyler
Tyler is a second year meteorology graduate student at UNL in the Department of Geosciences. He graduated from THE Northern Illinois University in May of 2006 with a B. S. in meteorology. Tyler is a teaching assistant for the METR 200 labs.
ThesisTyler's
thesis research involves a comparison of warm and cold-season inverted
troughs in the central US. You can read the abstract for the 88th
Annual AMS Meeting here.
Meteorology Experience and Research
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Summer 2004: National Weather Service Volunteer Intern, NWS WFO, Lincoln, IL
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Fall 2005: "Weather parameters affecting sweet corn growth in Illinois and Wisconsin" by Matt Becker, Nina Elias, and Tyler Fleming
- Spring 2008: "A comparison of inverted troughs in the central US" by Tyler Fleming and Mark Anderson; presented at 88th Annual AMS Meeting Student Conference
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Tyler's meteorology interests include:
- Synoptic Meteorology
- Inverted Troughs
- Forecasting
- Storm Chasing