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Cover image from book edited by RAL Scientist, Kathleen A. Miller, Water Policy and Planning in a Variable Changing Climate

Water Policy and Planning in a Variable and Changing Climate

Solar energy gets boost from new forecasting system

Solar energy gets boost from new forecasting system

NCAR and its collaborators have successfully developed cutting-edge forecasts to make solar energy more effective.

US taps NCAR technology for new water resources forecasts

US taps NCAR technology for new water resources forecasts

NOAA is using an advanced NCAR prediction system as the core of the new National Water Model.

Mary Hayden, NCAR scientist and co-author of Colorado Climate Change Vulnerability Study

NCAR Scientist Talks about Human Health and Climate on Colorado Public Radio

3D-printed weather stations fill gaps in developing world

3D-printed weather stations fill gaps in developing world

Scientists have successfully installed the first wave of low-cost weather stations in Zambia with 3D-printed parts.

Overlooking houses in Jaipur, India

Air Pollution: A Global Problem

Bruce Carmichael - NCAR Explorer Series

Bruce Carmichael - NCAR Explorer Series

Potential Zika virus risk estimated for 50 U.S. cities

Potential Zika virus risk estimated for 50 U.S. cities

A multidisciplinary team of scientists studies the possible timing and location of Zika virus risk in the United States.

MODE Time Domain (MTD) tool applied to hourly snowfall accumulations from the High-Resolution Rapid Refresh Time-Lagged Ensemble (HRRR-TLE).

Model Evaluation Tools Version 5.1 Released

Southwest dries as wet weather systems become more rare

Southwest dries as wet weather systems become more rare

The weather patterns that typically bring moisture to the southwestern United States are becoming more rare, an indication that the region is sliding into a drier climate state.