Mary C. Henry, PhD
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Mary C. Henry, PhD
@maryhenrygeo.bsky.social
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Associate Professor of Geography at Miami University, Ohio, USA. Remote sensing, fire, landscape ecology, physical geography, natural hazards. Header photo: sunset in Naivasha, Kenya, July 2023 🇰🇪
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I appreciate the new follows, fellow Blue Skyers! If I haven't followed you back, it's likely because I haven't had a chance, you don't have a bio or any posts, or I can't tell what your account is all about. I'll be checking my follower list to see if I've missed anyone or if others have posted. 😀
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This is Finn. He may have plenty of toys, but he refuses to play with anything other than a concrete block. 13/10 to each their own (TT: emilyyheide)
I was just thinking that one's pretty dark and then wondering what else you have that I haven't seen or don't remember. 😆
I have permanent loss of smell from a brain tumor I had removed in 2023. I don't miss the bad smells. Or people who wear lots of perfume. I'm oblivious now. 😆
Guess it's time to bring in the porch plants!
Areas of frost are likely Thursday, Friday, and Saturday morning. Clouds will mix with sun tomorrow. A mix of sun and clouds is forecast both Thursday and Friday, and isolated showers are forecast Saturday.
Will the photos get increasingly macabre? 👻
Love you guys! Congratulations!! ❤️
Lizard friend! I hope things get better for you. ❤️
It was back up and running by the time I taught that class. But yeah scary how many companies use AWS!
Beautiful!! I Fall AND Scotland!
I'm not sure how much ArcGIS Pro I'll be able to use in my last class either. 💀
I can never get a Connections streak going. 😆
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Fascists hate the liberal arts because they teach critical thinking skills: skills that make you question propaganda and not take what you're told by authority at face value.
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They aren't really targeting professors in Texas, are they?

Me:
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Temperature anomalies over the last month (left), 3 months (center), and 12 months (right) across the Southern Hemisphere. Red areas denote warmer than average temperatures and blue areas colder than average.

Data from @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social ERA5 reanalysis.
NYTimes is pretty useless these days.
Love the French Taunting! 😆
We’re at 39.5°N here. And while we get snow in the winter, it’s extremely variable. We typically go above and below freezing all winter.
They’re so cute! I’m in southwest Ohio and it seems funny that we’re the wintering grounds considering how cold it gets. Maybe it’s more that our summers are too hot! 😅