Ryan Maue
Ryan Maue is a meteorologist and former chief scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). He is known for his work in weather prediction and climate analysis, particularly regarding extreme weather events. Maue has recently been cited in discussions about the upcoming severe cold snap affecting the United States, providing insights into temperature forecasts.
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Ecuador:
Meteorologist Ryan Maue questions whether Hurricane Erin in the Atlantic helped trigger the influx of cooler, drier air from Canada into the United States.
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United Kingdom:
Ryan Maue calculated that the storm had dropped 120bn gallons of water on Kerr county.
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Canada:
Former NOAA chief scientist Ryan Maue calculated that the storm had dropped 120 billion gallons of water on Kerr County.
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Indonesia:
Ryan Maue is a former NOAA chief scientist who calculated the amount of rainfall during the storm.
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Jamaica:
Ryan Maue, a former National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief scientist, commented on the infrequency of Maine reaching 100 degrees.
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Canada:
Ryan Maue, a private meteorologist and former NOAA chief scientist, emphasized the importance of NOAA's work.
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Dominican Republic:
Ryan Maue is a private meteorologist who calculated the expected temperatures across the continental US.
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