Professor of Meteorology
Director LESPaRC
Contact Information
366 Shineman Hall
315.312.2802
[email protected]
Scott Steiger's CV
Office hours
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:15-11:15 am
My professional interests are in anything weather, but especially in teaching about snow and thunderstorms. I get to experience both as I live in Oswego (near the snowiest place east of the Rockies - the Tug Hill) and storm chase with students in the spring in the Great Plains of the United States!
Research
Ontario Winter Lake-effect Systems (2013-2017). The OWLeS project examines the formation mechanisms, cloud microphysics, boundary layer processes and dynamics of lake-effect systems (LeS) at unprecedented detail using X-band and S-band dual-polarization (dual-pol) radars, an aircraft instrumented with particle probes and profiling cloud radar and lidar, a mobile integrated sounding system, a network of radiosondes, and a surface network of snow characterization instruments.
Specialty areas
- atmospheric electricity/lightning
- radar meteorology
- convective storms
- weather forecasting
Publications
See CV.
Education
- Ph.D., Texas A&M University
- MS, Texas A&M University
- BS, SUNY Oswego