Scientists have used a pair of computer models to simulate last year's Lahaina Wildfire, a development that could potentially help with future firefighting operations and evacuations.

NCAR has been awarded NSF funding to research links between new road transportation technologies and the changing climate.

An extraordinary new dataset of high-resolution weather simulations that span more than four decades over the continental United States is now available to the Earth system science community.

Simultaneous outbreaks of large wildfires will become more frequent in the West, putting major strains on efforts to fight the blazes.

The Sublimation of Snow field project will eventually help water resource managers to better quantify critical water resources stored in mountain snowpacks.

An advanced computer modeling technique reveals that non-white and lower-income residents of U.S. cities face greater heat stress.

Researchers examine the potential for urban areas to experience heavier rainfall and flooding risks in the future.

NCAR has successfully developed an advanced solar energy forecasting system for New York that offers the potential to help the state achieve its renewable energy goals while saving millions of dollars for ratepayers.