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Jacob Feuerstein ’23 helped ID tornado in Dryden, NY

Radar screenshot of Dryden NY
"This is a radar image of hydrometeor (rain and hail) density associated with the storm over Dryden. Reds and oranges mean high-end rain and hail density, indicating that the storm has strong vertical motion and that heavy rain is falling." —Jacob Feuerstein '23 Photo Credit: Screenshot, Jacob Feuerstein '23
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All Cornellians know the weather in Ithaca can be unpredictable. But not many can say they've identified a tornado in the area. Hear directly from Cornell atmospheric science student Jacob Feuerstein '23, who helped local National Weather Service (NWS) office in Binghamton, NY, survey and identify a tornado that impacted the nearby town of Dryden on Monday, June 21.

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