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At the start of 2023, Millersville University students traveled to Denver, CO for the 103rd Annual AMS conference. Among the students were members of Project TILTTING, presenting on several topics that included the development of a prototyped instrument, methodology and strategies for the project, a case study involving a QLCS storm, along with an overview of the project.
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Our merch store closed on December 22nd! Thank you to those who bought merch to support our project! Stay tuned for future merchandise announcements in the springtime!
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Want to represent your favorite student-led research team? You can do so by accessing our store! Bundle up for the winter with some TILTTING fleece pullovers and an insulated vest, or rep our basics!
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CBS21 News Meteorologist Ed Russo sat down with four of our members to discuss what TILTTING is, the project’s mission, and the importance of TILTTING in a five-minute news feature. Read more about the news feature here
| LNP | LancasterOnline News Feature |
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Sean Sauro, a staff writer for Lancaster Newspaper (LNP), as well as for LancasterOnline, speaks with students on the project to further understand the purpose and goals behind TILTTING. We go in-depth about what inspired us, the purpose and goals, as well as the funding acquired that made our project possible. Read the LancasterOnline article here
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The East Penn School District published an article regarding Shane’s success after graduating from High School in 2019, including discussing about the project itself. Read the article here
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As the remnants of Hurricane Ida moved through the Mid-Atlantic, a tornado outbreak unfolded across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with one of the strongest tornadoes touching down in southern New Jersey. A group of local meteorology students – Ryan Argenti, Shane Martrich, Sam Leppo, John Aytch, and Evan Newman – all had the same idea as Ida approached: to chase it! Read the article here
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Read the ‘Yahoo Life!’ article on the storm chase that inspired the students to create and develop TILTTING! Read the article here
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Our merch store closed on December 22nd! Thank you to those who bought merch to support our project! Stay tuned for future merchandise announcements in the springtime!
Published:
Want to represent your favorite student-led research team? You can do so by accessing our store! Bundle up for the winter with some TILTTING fleece pullovers and an insulated vest, or rep our basics!
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Want to see Project TILTTING in action??!! Visit our YouTube Channel by clicking the link, and watch the first two videos of our deployment in the Great Plains! More videos will be posted soon, so keep an eye out!
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On May 5th, 2024, members Ryan Argenti, Rhiannon Cahoe, Gabriel Keller, Jacob Biondo, Grace Dauch, Gabe Pena, and Anthony Haberman along with their advisor, Dr. Greg Blumberg, deployed to the Great Plains. Over this two-week period (5/5-5/19), their goal was to launch Windsonds into supercell thunderstorms collecting environmental data on tornadogenesis. With observational data from these launches, their hope is to gain a better understanding on pre-storm, during storm, and post-storm environments surrounding tornadogenesis.
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Team TILTTING has made preparations to intercept the incoming severe weather system set to impact Pennsylvania in the afternoon hours.
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Team TILTTING is currently making preparations to deploy on our first Northeast mission of the season tomorrow, June 26th.
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Due to varying levels of spread and uncertainty in the guidance, our team has decided not to pursue the incoming storm setup next week. There were a few factors behind our decision:
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The forecasting team is keeping a close eye on the global models, particularly next week from the 11th of June to the 16th. Models are providing indications of a developing trough during this time period in the Central United States and Southern Great Plains. Due to the variability in these model outputs, final decisions for deployment will be made closer to the end of this week.
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The RM Young Wind Sensor car mount has been built and additional accessories will be installed Friday June 9! To secure the mount, a roof rack will be attached to the mount to allow for easy attachment and removal. The sensor is rated to handle up to 224mph wind gusts.
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Project TILTTING opened its doors to meteorology students at Millersville University in early April 2023, with the goal of revamping the team in advance of the upcoming chase season. The project committee set out to find new members that are not only passionate about severe weather, but are driven and committed to advance our knowledge on tornadoes and contribute to the field of meteorology.
Published:
CBS21 News Meteorologist Ed Russo sat down with four of our members to discuss what TILTTING is, the project’s mission, and the importance of TILTTING in a five-minute news feature. Read more about the news feature here
| LNP | LancasterOnline News Feature |
Published:
Sean Sauro, a staff writer for Lancaster Newspaper (LNP), as well as for LancasterOnline, speaks with students on the project to further understand the purpose and goals behind TILTTING. We go in-depth about what inspired us, the purpose and goals, as well as the funding acquired that made our project possible. Read the LancasterOnline article here
Published:
The East Penn School District published an article regarding Shane’s success after graduating from High School in 2019, including discussing about the project itself. Read the article here
Published:
As the remnants of Hurricane Ida moved through the Mid-Atlantic, a tornado outbreak unfolded across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with one of the strongest tornadoes touching down in southern New Jersey. A group of local meteorology students – Ryan Argenti, Shane Martrich, Sam Leppo, John Aytch, and Evan Newman – all had the same idea as Ida approached: to chase it! Read the article here
Published:
Read the ‘Yahoo Life!’ article on the storm chase that inspired the students to create and develop TILTTING! Read the article here
Published:
Want to see Project TILTTING in action??!! Visit our YouTube Channel by clicking the link, and watch the first two videos of our deployment in the Great Plains! More videos will be posted soon, so keep an eye out!
Published:
On May 5th, 2024, members Ryan Argenti, Rhiannon Cahoe, Gabriel Keller, Jacob Biondo, Grace Dauch, Gabe Pena, and Anthony Haberman along with their advisor, Dr. Greg Blumberg, deployed to the Great Plains. Over this two-week period (5/5-5/19), their goal was to launch Windsonds into supercell thunderstorms collecting environmental data on tornadogenesis. With observational data from these launches, their hope is to gain a better understanding on pre-storm, during storm, and post-storm environments surrounding tornadogenesis.
Published:
Team TILTTING has made preparations to intercept the incoming severe weather system set to impact Pennsylvania in the afternoon hours.
Published:
Team TILTTING is currently making preparations to deploy on our first Northeast mission of the season tomorrow, June 26th.
Published:
Due to varying levels of spread and uncertainty in the guidance, our team has decided not to pursue the incoming storm setup next week. There were a few factors behind our decision:
Published:
The forecasting team is keeping a close eye on the global models, particularly next week from the 11th of June to the 16th. Models are providing indications of a developing trough during this time period in the Central United States and Southern Great Plains. Due to the variability in these model outputs, final decisions for deployment will be made closer to the end of this week.
Published:
The RM Young Wind Sensor car mount has been built and additional accessories will be installed Friday June 9! To secure the mount, a roof rack will be attached to the mount to allow for easy attachment and removal. The sensor is rated to handle up to 224mph wind gusts.
Published:
Our merch store closed on December 22nd! Thank you to those who bought merch to support our project! Stay tuned for future merchandise announcements in the springtime!
Published:
Want to represent your favorite student-led research team? You can do so by accessing our store! Bundle up for the winter with some TILTTING fleece pullovers and an insulated vest, or rep our basics!
Published:
Want to see Project TILTTING in action??!! Visit our YouTube Channel by clicking the link, and watch the first two videos of our deployment in the Great Plains! More videos will be posted soon, so keep an eye out!
Published:
On May 5th, 2024, members Ryan Argenti, Rhiannon Cahoe, Gabriel Keller, Jacob Biondo, Grace Dauch, Gabe Pena, and Anthony Haberman along with their advisor, Dr. Greg Blumberg, deployed to the Great Plains. Over this two-week period (5/5-5/19), their goal was to launch Windsonds into supercell thunderstorms collecting environmental data on tornadogenesis. With observational data from these launches, their hope is to gain a better understanding on pre-storm, during storm, and post-storm environments surrounding tornadogenesis.
Published:
Team TILTTING has made preparations to intercept the incoming severe weather system set to impact Pennsylvania in the afternoon hours.
Published:
Team TILTTING is currently making preparations to deploy on our first Northeast mission of the season tomorrow, June 26th.
Published:
Due to varying levels of spread and uncertainty in the guidance, our team has decided not to pursue the incoming storm setup next week. There were a few factors behind our decision:
Published:
The forecasting team is keeping a close eye on the global models, particularly next week from the 11th of June to the 16th. Models are providing indications of a developing trough during this time period in the Central United States and Southern Great Plains. Due to the variability in these model outputs, final decisions for deployment will be made closer to the end of this week.
Published:
The RM Young Wind Sensor car mount has been built and additional accessories will be installed Friday June 9! To secure the mount, a roof rack will be attached to the mount to allow for easy attachment and removal. The sensor is rated to handle up to 224mph wind gusts.
Published:
Project TILTTING opened its doors to meteorology students at Millersville University in early April 2023, with the goal of revamping the team in advance of the upcoming chase season. The project committee set out to find new members that are not only passionate about severe weather, but are driven and committed to advance our knowledge on tornadoes and contribute to the field of meteorology.
Published:
CBS21 News Meteorologist Ed Russo sat down with four of our members to discuss what TILTTING is, the project’s mission, and the importance of TILTTING in a five-minute news feature. Read more about the news feature here
Published:
At the start of 2023, Millersville University students traveled to Denver, CO for the 103rd Annual AMS conference. Among the students were members of Project TILTTING, presenting on several topics that included the development of a prototyped instrument, methodology and strategies for the project, a case study involving a QLCS storm, along with an overview of the project.
| LNP | LancasterOnline News Feature |
Published:
Sean Sauro, a staff writer for Lancaster Newspaper (LNP), as well as for LancasterOnline, speaks with students on the project to further understand the purpose and goals behind TILTTING. We go in-depth about what inspired us, the purpose and goals, as well as the funding acquired that made our project possible. Read the LancasterOnline article here
Published:
The East Penn School District published an article regarding Shane’s success after graduating from High School in 2019, including discussing about the project itself. Read the article here
Published:
As the remnants of Hurricane Ida moved through the Mid-Atlantic, a tornado outbreak unfolded across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with one of the strongest tornadoes touching down in southern New Jersey. A group of local meteorology students – Ryan Argenti, Shane Martrich, Sam Leppo, John Aytch, and Evan Newman – all had the same idea as Ida approached: to chase it! Read the article here
Published:
Read the ‘Yahoo Life!’ article on the storm chase that inspired the students to create and develop TILTTING! Read the article here
Published:
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