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Wind turbines sticking up through the clouds

Gauging the Weather, the Anna Mani Way

The weather woman of India, Anna Mani, was a pioneer and renowned physicist who made significant contributions to the study of solar radiation and meteorological instrumentation

“Cleanest Air in Europe” Contributes to Climate Change Research

by Lauren Everett

Computer screen showing a weeks weather forecasts

New Tool Enables El Niño Forecasting Up to 18 Months

by University of Hawaii

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Extreme Temperatures Heighten Stroke Mortality Risk

by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Both extreme heat and extreme cold increase stroke mortality, especially in low-income countries

Temperature Extremes Could Help Capture Solar and Wind Energy

by Washington State University

New study finds that extreme temperature events are coupled with greater solar radiation and faster winds

cars driving in heavy rain on a highway with powerlines and a factory in the background

Air Pollution Hides Increases in Rainfall

by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

As aerosol emissions diminish, so do their drying effects, meaning extreme rains caused by greenhouse gases may ramp up

Vector image of various snowflakes on a white background

The Science behind Snowflakes

by University of Utah

In a study that could enhance weather forecasting, researchers discover that snowflake movement is predictable

Stevens Researchers Take Aim at Weather Forecasters’ Biggest Blindspot

by Stevens Institute of Technology

More accurate "nowcasting" algorithms are needed to support community responses to sudden emergencies effectively

Team Compares Reanalysis Datasets with Advanced Himawari Imager Measurements

by Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Identifies problems with water vapor simulation for climate research community

Close up of the ground during a rain storm

Scientists Should Spend More Time in the Rain

by American Institute of Biological Sciences

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

by Nagoya University

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

by University of Wisconsin-Madison

Researchers identify the key factors beyond phosphorus that contribute to algal blooms

Double exposure of a weather map and a satellite in space

Climate Models Accurately Simulate Pacific Northwest Weather Patterns

by Portland State University

Researchers tested how well 26 different climate models simulate weather patterns over the Pacific Northwest