Erik N. Rasmussen

NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory — United States

Earth and Planetary Sciences · Physical Sciences

35h-index6.0kcitations87works1.72yr avg
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Research Topics

Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations(61), Climate variability and models(29), Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research(28), Precipitation Measurement and Analysis(15), Atmospheric aerosols and clouds(10)

Publications87 total

The Observed and Simulated Analysis of Supercellular Demise from 15 June 2019
Monthly Weather Review·2025
Targeted Observation by Radars and UAS of Supercells: TORUS
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society·2025
Detecting and Interpreting Wind Damage at Multiple Scales in the 10 August 2020 Derecho Using UAS, Satellite, and Radar
Weather and Forecasting·2025
The Low-level Internal Flow of Tornadoes (LIFT) Experiment: Observations from the 2024 and 2025 Campaigns
2025Open Access
Low-Level Mesocyclone Evolution of a Cyclic Tornadic Supercell Observed during TORUS on 17 May 2019
Monthly Weather Review·2025Open Access
Harnessing UAS and High-Resolution Satellite Imagery to Better Characterize Wind Damage and Understand Tornado Behavior
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society·2024· 3 citedOpen Access
The Propagation, Evolution, and Rotation in Linear Storms (PERiLS) Project
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society·2024· 9 citedOpen Access
The Potential Roles of Preexisting Airmass Boundaries on a Tornadic Supercell Observed by TORUS on 28 May 2019
Monthly Weather Review·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
Environmental and Storm-Scale Controls on Close Proximity Supercells Observed by TORUS on 8 June 2019
Monthly Weather Review·2023· 4 cited
The Influence of Convection Initiation Strength on Subsequent Simulated Supercell Evolution
Monthly Weather Review·2023· 4 cited
Observed Characteristics of the Tornadic Supercells of 27–28 April 2011 in the Southeast United States
Monthly Weather Review·2022· 8 cited
Supercell Spectrum. Part I: A Review of Research Related to Supercell Precipitation Morphology
E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology·2021· 15 citedOpen Access
Supercell Spectrum. Part II: A Semi-Objective Method for Radar Classification of Supercell Type
E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology·2021· 4 citedOpen Access
Observational and Idealized Numerical Examination of Low-level Counter-rotating Vortices in the Rear Flank of Supercells
E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology·2021· 49 citedOpen Access
Visual Observation of the 6 June 2005 Descending Reflectivity Core
E-Journal of Severe Storms Meteorology·2021· 6 citedOpen Access
High-resolution observations of microscale influences on a tornado track using Unpiloted Aerial Systems (UAS)
Monthly Weather Review·2021· 7 cited
The Influence of Ground-Relative Flow and Friction on Near-Surface Storm-Relative Helicity
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences·2021· 6 citedOpen Access
Examining Relationships between Environmental Conditions and Supercell Motion in Time
Weather and Forecasting·2021· 14 citedOpen Access
Modes of Storm-Scale Variability and Tornado Potential in VORTEX2 Near- and Far-Field Tornadic Environments
Monthly Weather Review·2020· 35 citedOpen Access
Doppler Circulation as a Fairly Range-Insensitive Far-Field Tornado Detection and Precursor Parameter
Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology·2020· 3 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Jerry M. Straka(23), Paul Markowski(11), Conrad L. Ziegler(7), Robert Davies-Jones(6), Joshua Wurman(6), Yvette Richardson(5), Matthew S. Gilmore(4), David C. Dowell(4), David O. Blanchard(3), Karen Kosiba(3), Paul Robinson(3), Michael Buban(3), Matthew D. Flournoy(3), Michael C. Coniglio(3), Charles A. Doswell(2), Donald R. MacGorman(2), L. Jay Miller(2), Steven A. Rutledge(2), Louis J. Wicker(2), Michael I. Biggerstaff(2)