Eric Uhlhorn
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Dr. Eric Uhlhorn is a principal scientist in the research and modeling group on the extreme event solutions team at Verisk. Eric leads work on the hazard component of the U.S. hurricane model and is primarily involved in the development of a next generation hurricane wind field model. His previous work includes the observation and modeling of tropical cyclone surface winds and resulting upper-ocean temperature and current responses. Eric holds a PhD in meteorology and physical oceanography from the University of Miami, an MS in physical oceanography from the Florida Institute of Technology, and a BS in meteorology from Florida State University. |
Following are some recent blogs:
Why Hurricane Michael’s Landfall Is Historic
October 10, 2018
A Better Way to Convey a Hurricane Season's Destructive Potential
November 9, 2017
What Was It That Delivered Historic Rainfall to Louisiana?
October 20, 2016
Winston, Fiji's Strongest Tropical Cyclone
February 25, 2016
