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\title{Science AMA Series: Hi Reddit! We are Dr. Frank Marks and Commander
Justin Kibbey, hurricane hunters and scientists at NOAA's Atlantic
Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML). We fly into
hurricanes to help improve forecasts! Ask us anything!}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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Hi Reddit! As hurricane season is in full swing we wanted to give you
the opportunity to ask us any questions you have: My name is Dr. Frank
Marks. I am the Director of the Hurricane Research Division at NOAA's
Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory. I received my
Sc.D. in Meteorology from MIT. I'm an expert in tropical cyclones (known
as hurricanes here in the US) and serve as the research lead of NOAA's
Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project (HFIP). I have been flying into
tropical cyclones since 1980, and have logged over 10,000 hours on the
P-3 aircraft! I'm here to answer all your questions about hurricanes and
the latest hurricane research at NOAA. Ask me anything! I'm Commander
Justin Kibbey of the NOAA Corps. I am a trained P-3 pilot. In March
2010, I was selected for an interservice transfer from the United States
Navy to the NOAA Commissioned Officer Corps, at the Aircraft Operations
Center in Tampa, Florida. My first hurricane flight was in September
2010, and ever since, I have flown about 20 flights per year! I help
scientists gather data by piloting planes into hurricanes. Ask me
anything! You can follow us on twitter @NOAA\_AOML \& @HRD\_NOAA\_AOML
to stay up to date with all the different research projects at the lab!
We're live! Ask us anything! 3:25pm: Thanks Reddit, our time is up!
Thanks for all your insightful and thoughtful questions about hurricane
hunting and all things hurricanes. This was tons of fun and a great
opportunity for us to share our experiences and connect with all of you!
For more information on hurricanes and hurricane hunting you can go to
the following NOAA websites: Office of Marine and Aviation Operations:
www.omao.noaa.gov Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory:
www.aoml.noaa.gov National Hurricane Center: www.hurricanes.gov To stay
up to date on all things hurricane hunting \& more follow us on twitter:
Hurricane Research Division: HRD Twitter Atlantic Oceanographic and
Meteorological Laboratory: NOAA AOML Twitter Office of Marine and
Aviation Operations: NOAA OAMO Twitter NOAA Hurricane Hunters: NOAA
Hurricane Hunter Twitter%
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