Book
The Extreme Weather Survival Manual (2015)
Extreme weather has the ability to leave us devastated, but with the easy-to-follow Extreme Weather Survival Manual you’ll be ready for anything Mother Nature throws at you. Dennis Mersereau and the editors of Outdoor Life magazine offer their life saving advice to help you survive blizzards, hurricanes, firestorms and much more.
Writing
Mental Floss — I contributed more than a hundred articles to Mental Floss between 2015 and 2017, helping the site's readers understand all sorts of weather events and prepare for dangerous storms on the horizon.
Capital Weather Gang — I occasionally contributed to the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang between 2013 and 2015, covering everything from the Philippines' deadliest typhoon to conspiracy theories about weather control.
Forbes — I currently contribute to the science section of Forbes' website, where I translate complicated weather forecasts and analyze important weather information for thousands of readers.
Outside — I began a weather column called Heavy Weather with Outside Magazine's website in September 2018.
Observer — I contributed five weather articles to Observer.com in the spring of 2018.
Daily Kos — I began writing in earnest at Daily Kos, where I wrote hundreds of posts beginning in 2010. Most of my weather writing there consisted of "live blogs," in which I would alert readers of impending dangerous weather and keep them updated about what was happening as it happened.
Other Writing
"7 things your TV meteorologist wants to tell you, but can't," Considerable, October 16, 2019"Why Trump's NOAA Pick Has Scientists and Forecasters Seriously Concerned," Earther, October 13, 2017
TV/Podcast Appearances
WeatherBrains, Episode #528, February 29, 2016The Weather Channel's WXGeeks, Surviving Weather Disasters, October 11, 2015
Interviews/Press
"Stupid Wind Is Ruining The Olympics," The Cut, February 14, 2018"Why Don't You See Pink Sunsets In The Wintertime?", The Hairpin, August 25, 2017
"How To Survive The Worst Weather, From Mudslides To Nuclear Winter," Wired, October 17, 2015
"Experts debate whether Fahrenheit is the right choice," The Weather Network, March 23, 2015
"The National Weather Service Should Be Replaced By Gawker," Slate, August 7, 2014
