Stevens Researchers Take Aim at Weather Forecasters’ Biggest Blindspot
More accurate "nowcasting" algorithms are needed to support community responses to sudden emergencies effectively
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Team Compares Reanalysis Datasets with Advanced Himawari Imager Measurements
Identifies problems with water vapor simulation for climate research community
Scientists Should Spend More Time in the Rain
To be outstanding in one’s field, one may need to be out standing in one’s field
Organic Aerosols in Remote Regions Are Having an Effect on Climate Change
Certain aerosols can serve as condensation nuclei or can interact with oxygen, turning them into harmful particulates
Study Finds That Big Rains Bring Big Algae Blooms … Eventually
Researchers identify the key factors beyond phosphorus that contribute to algal blooms
Climate Models Accurately Simulate Pacific Northwest Weather Patterns
Researchers tested how well 26 different climate models simulate weather patterns over the Pacific Northwest
Opening the Eye of the Storm
Cosmic rays used to track and visualize tropical cyclones offer new perspectives
For the First Time We Can Measure the Thickness of Arctic Sea Ice All Year Round
This is of great importance both for ship safety and for weather and climate forecasting
Artificial Ocean Cooling to Weaken Hurricanes Is Futile, Study Finds
Researchers suggest ocean cooling is an effectively impossible solution to mitigate disasters
El Nino Frequency Drives Tipping Point in Coastal Ecological Communities
Findings provide new insights into how ENSO shapes ecological communities on the coast