Jack Lee

Scientists at UC Berkeley’s Central Sierra Snow Laboratory provide insights into long-term trends, including climate change impacts.

A lot of rain is coming to California. Here’s the precipitation forecast through Christmas morning. 6-8 inches in San Francisco, according to the National Weather Service.

🗞️ Applications are now open for the 2026 AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowship! (@aaasmassmedia.bsky.social) Spend 10 weeks in a newsroom translating science for the public. Apply by Jan 1, 2026 ➡️ buff.ly/r8c6ybG #AGU #AAASMassMedia #ScienceCommunication #MassMediaFellowship

How will RFK Jr.'s change to ACIP affect access to vaccines, asks @jackjlee.bsky.social in @sfchronicle.com (note: paywall). www.sfchronicle.com/health/artic...

NEW: California scientists say a Trump admin proposal to cut tens of millions of dollars to NOAA-funded programs would hamper weather forecasting, disrupt critical ocean data collection and decimate climate research. @sfchronicle.com spoke to more than a dozen CA scientists. Here’s what they said:

The Chronicle's Top 100 list is back! From a fine dining bonanza from a renowned chef to a bakery serving astonishing tortas trussed in plastic wrap, these are our top Bay Area restaurants.

Update of our #StandUpforScience story to include photos by Gabrielle Lurie that capture the energy at the event! www.sfchronicle.com/science/arti...

Working on a story for @sfchronicle.com about the administration's impacts to science, including #NIH and #NSF funding. Hoping to chat with early-career scientists, especially grad students and postdocs, about how you've been affected. Thanks! Signal: jacklee.55

sfchronicle.com is committed to covering the cuts to federal science funding and spending. The weather and climate teams are working vigorously to report on the impacts on Californians and Americans. Current subscription offer: 25 cents for 4 months of unlimited digital access

I'm a reporter at the SF Chronicle hoping to speak with scientists who were impacted by the government firings. Specifically NOAA scientists, especially those in California. Open to hearing from you on the record, off the record or anonymously. email: anthony.edwards@sfchronicle.com DMs open

Chronicle reporter @stjbs.bsky.social and staff photographer Stephen Lam rode along with CalTrans crews on Highway 50 during this week's snowstorm to document the labor-intensive avalanche control work. #CAwx www.sfchronicle.com/weather/arti...

BTW, if you work in the weather/climate/disaster/emergency management space and are/were a federal employee who has been fired in recent hours/days, there are multiple journalists interested in speaking to you (and will be watching replies on this thread).