Coyle's research on atmospheric dynamics

Coyle's research on atmospheric dynamics explores how air moves and interacts in our atmosphere, shaping weather patterns and climate. She investigates the forces and processes—such as temperature differences, pressure systems, and rotation—that drive wind currents and storm development. Her work helps improve understanding of complex atmospheric phenomena, contributing to better weather forecasts and climate models. By analyzing data and applying physical principles, Coyle aims to clarify how various factors influence atmospheric behavior at different scales, from local breezes to large-scale climate systems.