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Postdoctoral Scholar Nick Falk and graduate student Christine Neumaier spent six weeks on the Atlantic Ocean working with colleagues from University of Alabama in Huntsville looking for thunderstorms to measure cold pools, cool air that spreads out at earth’s surface underneath storms. Their research addresses how storms over the ocean form and develop. Surprisingly, they fou...


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Our department had four award winners at his week’s Walter Scott Jr., College of Engineering All-College meeting, where staff and faculty were recognized for their achievements! Here are the award winners and the descriptions for why they were recognized for these awards.   Outstanding Researcher Award – Steve Saleeby: For pioneering advances in high-res...

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An expedition report by Chelsea Bekemeier

It’s 6 a.m. in a random time zone – whichever one best matches the rhythm of the sun – this time it’s Indochina (GMT+7). My alarm goes off, and I get dressed for the day: long johns, work pants, wool jacket, winter coat, wool socks, hat, gloves, and steel-toed boots. Bundled up, I head to the helicopter deck. Behind th...


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Prof. Michael Bell was awarded the Distinguished Research/Technological Accomplishment Award by the AMS Scientific and Technological Activities Commission on Tropical Meteorology and Tropical Cyclones. This award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the discipline and is well recognized within the discipline as being a science/technological leade...


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They help us understand the complexities of climate variability and change and how tiny particles in our atmosphere affect visibility and precipitation.

Jim Hurrell and 


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