Hi,
I'm Andrew Coleman

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTIST

Detail-oriented. Innovative. Analytical. Curious.

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A little about me

Hi there! Thanks for stopping by. I am an Atmospheric Scientist specializing in short-term atmospheric predictability, artificial intelligence, and earth science/atmospheric data visualization. Oh, and coffee.

Outside of work, you can find me in a chess game, savoring a good cup of coffee, or exploring new places. But it's the moments shared with my wife and our golden retriever, Teddy, that I cherish the most.

Andrew Coleman graduation photo

Currently

Senior Risk Data Scientist Technosylva

Remote present

I'm a meteorologist who uses my data science and meteorology background to develop ML/AI models that better inform all-hazard risk modeling.

Education

2022–2025 M.S. Applied Meteorology Mississippi State University
2018–2021 B.S. Atmospheric Science UNC Asheville
2016–2018 A.S. Geography University of North Georgia

Skills

Weather Forecasting Python AI / Machine Learning Data Visualization Mesoscale Meteorology Technical Writing Research Data Science

Research

  • Boundary Layer Cold Season Dynamics
  • Mesoscale Processes & Severe Convective Weather
  • AI in Earth/Atmospheric Sciences
  • Short-Medium Range Atmospheric Predictability
  • Numerical Ensemble Techniques

Musings in Meteorology

AI Undergrad Research

Deployed ANNs for weather forecasting in the WxChallenge, outperforming 80% of competitors. Published in the Journal of Weather and Forecasting.

Data Visualization

Exploring best practices in atmospheric and earth data visualization, rethinking how meteorologists use and present data.

Storm Chasing / Photography

Cherished moments immersed in what has been a lifelong passion — finding calm in the eye of the storm.

Forecast Analysis

Dedicated to expanding atmospheric knowledge and honing forecasting abilities through emerging predictive techniques.

Let's Get In Touch

  • Clearfield, PA

Open to research collaboration, forecasting projects, and new opportunities in atmospheric science.