Nkosi Muse, PhD
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Meteorologist | Advocate | Athlete
Environmental Fellow, Harvard
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Reposted by Nkosi Muse, PhD
If we convert the specific humidity thresholds to dewpoint, here's a map showing the extent of summertime "mugginess", where the average dewpoint is 65°F+ (northern blue contour line). The southern blue contour line shows the region where the average summertime dewpoint is a soupy 72°F+.
October 8, 2025 at 2:58 PM
If we convert the specific humidity thresholds to dewpoint, here's a map showing the extent of summertime "mugginess", where the average dewpoint is 65°F+ (northern blue contour line). The southern blue contour line shows the region where the average summertime dewpoint is a soupy 72°F+.
Congrats on defending!!
October 6, 2025 at 1:36 PM
Congrats on defending!!
Thank you 🙂 (6 months later 🫣)
October 6, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Thank you 🙂 (6 months later 🫣)
📝 is this how you got so popular so fast 😂
December 3, 2024 at 2:56 PM
📝 is this how you got so popular so fast 😂
As such, I’m now curious about very hot May days being the result of peak land surface temperatures alongside increased solar radiation, in addition to higher air temps & humidity 😵💫
November 26, 2024 at 8:02 PM
As such, I’m now curious about very hot May days being the result of peak land surface temperatures alongside increased solar radiation, in addition to higher air temps & humidity 😵💫
Shameless but relevant plug for a paper I published in May—we found that land surface temperatures peak in Miami during 🚨May🚨 & June, correlating with increased solar radiation at the surface…
journals.plos.org/climate/arti...
journals.plos.org/climate/arti...
Daytime land surface temperature and its limits as a proxy for surface air temperature in a subtropical, seasonally wet region
Land surface temperatures (LSTs) captured via satellite remote sensing are widely used as a proxy for the surface air temperatures (SATs) experienced outdoors, a key component of human heat exposure. ...
journals.plos.org
November 26, 2024 at 7:57 PM
Shameless but relevant plug for a paper I published in May—we found that land surface temperatures peak in Miami during 🚨May🚨 & June, correlating with increased solar radiation at the surface…
journals.plos.org/climate/arti...
journals.plos.org/climate/arti...
Reposted by Nkosi Muse, PhD
So how have groups like #MDPI and #Frontiers accomplished this incredible growth?
"Dear prof. ___, we read your manuscript and were thoroughly aroused. We invite a preeminent like you to submit to our special issue on TOPICYOUDONTSTUDY."
These issues are not so special...
🧵 4/n
"Dear prof. ___, we read your manuscript and were thoroughly aroused. We invite a preeminent like you to submit to our special issue on TOPICYOUDONTSTUDY."
These issues are not so special...
🧵 4/n
November 19, 2024 at 12:27 PM
So how have groups like #MDPI and #Frontiers accomplished this incredible growth?
"Dear prof. ___, we read your manuscript and were thoroughly aroused. We invite a preeminent like you to submit to our special issue on TOPICYOUDONTSTUDY."
These issues are not so special...
🧵 4/n
"Dear prof. ___, we read your manuscript and were thoroughly aroused. We invite a preeminent like you to submit to our special issue on TOPICYOUDONTSTUDY."
These issues are not so special...
🧵 4/n