Public Safety Solution Engineer @BaronWeather, Formerly @GreenvilleCoEM, President of @SCemergency. @psumeteo and @millersvilleu alum.
Greenville, SC
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Flash flood guidance in minutes, down to the street level.
Meet Baron Flood Finder, our new AI-powered, physics-trained flood intelligence solution that shows water depth, velocity and direction at resolutions as fine as 10 meters.
See it live at booth C12 at the @MetTechExpo, October 5–8 in Amsterdam, or read the full announcement here: baronwx.com/4z4ngkg
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NEWS RELEASE: Two Years After Hurricane Helene, South Carolina Continues to Recovery
Read more: scemd.org/news/two-years-aft…
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Behind every radar deployment is a team that makes it happen. 📡
Members of our radar install crew are featured in this story, helping install the new C-band radar now collecting data for the DUSTIEAIM monsoon research project in Phoenix.
Built for DOE ARM, the radar is designed to travel to research deployments around the world, supporting scientists as they study some of the atmosphere's biggest questions.
See our team, and their work, in action: baronwx.com/4yaYsY0
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#Hurricane #Polo’s central pressure has fallen to 892 mb—the 2nd lowest on record for an eastern North Pacific hurricane (to 180°). Only Hurricane Patricia was lower, reaching 872 mb in 2015. Lower pressure generally indicates a stronger storm.
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Happy first day of fall! 🍂
Fall colors are already starting to show across parts of the country, especially in the higher elevations of the Rockies, with more to come over the next several weeks.
Seeing fall colors where you are? Share your pics below! 📸🍁
@ExploreFall
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5 days to go! Today: build a kit. Water, food, flashlight, radio, meds, documents. Get tips in person at Get Ready Greenville County, Sept 26, 10-1. #GetReadyGreenvilleCounty #NationalPreparednessMonth
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We were truly all over the world this week!
Where in the world was Baron Weather this week? 🌎
📍 Amsterdam, Netherlands — Steve Bray at @IBCShow
📍 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — Matt Gaffner at OK-SCAUG
📍 Canonsburg, Pennsylvania — @HuffmanHeadsUp at EnerGIS
📍 St. Louis, Missouri — @JessStumpf and Megan Delhaye at the @Esri Emergency Management Meetup
📍 Denver, Colorado — @CarlyCassadyWX at the @Esri Denver Office Open House
📍 Munich, Germany — Dan Gallagher and Marc Krasner at InterGEO
It was a busy one for Team Baron, traveling and connecting with partners across the globe. Plus, our partners from @infoBMKG and @sibakom from Indonesia joined us at our Huntsville headquarters. What a week!
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🌀 100 years ago, the Great Miami Hurricane hit South Florida.
As we mark its 100th anniversary, @NWSMiami Meteorologist-in-Charge Robert Molleda looks back at the historic Cat 4 storm and a century of progress in hurricane forecasting.
More info: weather.gov/news/260915-grea… @NWS
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Megan and I are excited to be at the @Esri St. Louis office today for their Emergency Management Seminar! We’ll be presenting about integrating weather data in GIS. There’s a wealth of knowledge in the room today and I’m looking forward to learning from everyone!
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Day 1 of GSX 2026 is in the books!
Our partner at @Esri, Matt Adams, is representing Baron Weather in Atlanta and showcasing how weather intelligence and GIS can support security, situational awareness, and better decision-making.
Attending @ASIS_Intl GSX? Stop by tomorrow, say hello, and see it in action!
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Weather intelligence isn’t just about business. It’s about people, too.
For Esri’s Alexander Martonik, early insight into Hurricane Helene helped him make the decision to rebook his team’s travel before the storm disrupted flights in Orlando.
In this new @Esri article, he shares how Baron Weather intelligence supported that decision and how Esri now uses Baron Weather feeds in its security operations center to stay ahead of emerging threats.
It’s a powerful example of what actionable weather intelligence looks like when it matters most. Read the full story: baronwx.com/4zXnriR
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A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of North Carolina and South Carolina until 8 PM EDT
ALT This graphic displays Severe Thunderstorm watch number 656 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 8:00 PM EDT. The watch includes parts of North Carolina and South Carolina. The threats associated with this watch are no tornadoes expected, isolated hail up to ping pong size possible and scattered gusts up to 70 mph likely. There are 10,799,242 people in the watch along with 2598 schools and 164 hospitals.
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When people are surprised that South Carolina has earthquakes, I tell them about the 1886 earthquake. More recent earthquakes have also been felt in different parts of the state.
ON THIS DATE, 140 YEARS AGO: A magnitude 7.3 earthquake centered near Charleston, SC, was felt all across the western Carolinas and northeast GA. It remains one of the most powerful and damaging earthquakes on the East Coast of the United States in history.
#scwx #ncwx #gawx
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Gov. @henrymcmaster has proclaimed September 2026 as Preparedness Month in South Carolina, encouraging residents, families, and communities to prepare now so they're ready when disasters strike.
Read more: scemd.org/news/september-is-…
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