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Nabeel has been fascinated by weather and climate since childhood, inspired by snowstorms and extreme weather events that sparked a lifelong passion for understanding complex atmospheric patterns. He earned his B.S. in Information Technology at Rochester Institute of Technology and an M.S. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences from the University of Maryland at College Park. Nabeel has since gained over 15 years of experience working in the energy and weather industries. During his tenure at EDP Renewables, Nabeel combined his meteorological expertise with software engineering to develop statistical models that improved wind energy production forecasts. Today, Nabeel enjoys leveraging weather data along with statistics and machine learning to help energy and agricultural clients make data-driven decisions faster and with more confidence.

“I utilize a wide variety of forecasting tools to develop the most accurate and up-to-date forecasts possible. My goal is to continuously strive to provide the best services I can for our clients.”

Sean recently joined the CWG team after a 10-year career as a Physics and Meteorology instructor where he honed his skills as a communicator.  Before teaching, Sean received his BS in Atmospheric Science from the University at Albany and his MS from Stony Brook University. His first experience in forecasting came as an intern meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Albany, and then later as an operational forecaster at Chesapeake Energy. Sean is a recent graduate from the University of Illinois program in Weather/Climate Risk and Data Analytics and has been actively involved as a forecaster and software product developer in the sports weather space. His interests include providing short, medium, and sub-seasonal energy forecasts and helping to support wind/solar generation forecasts across North America.

Matthew has always enjoyed studying the weather from a young age. Hurricane Katrina bolstered this interest in the weather which led him to pursue a career in meteorology. After working several years in emergency services, Matthew obtained his B.S. in Meteorology and M.S. in Earth Sciences from UNC Charlotte. His graduate research focused on updating the climatological record of tropical cyclone-induced tornadoes and analyzing their mesoscale environments. He enjoys analyzing complex meteorological data and presenting that data in ways that are easy to understand by all.