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 How scientists are trying to predict wildfire movement

How scientists are trying to predict wildfire movement

May 9, 2019
Sunset panorama of the Marshall Field Site with the Foothills in the background.

Sunset panorama of the Marshall Field Site with the Foothills in the background.

Measuring Up: Instrumentation Testing & Data Gathering at the Marshall Field Site

Apr 16, 2019
att-road-to-climate-change-resiliency.jpg

WRF-Hydro V5.0 Used in AT&T Climate Resiliency Study

Mar 27, 2019
SNOWIE - Advancing the Science of Cloud Seeding

SNOWIE - Advancing the Science of Cloud Seeding

Mar 19, 2019
Ultimately, the study could help to reduce the rate of aircraft icing-related accidents and fatalities.

Meteorology students launching dozens of weather balloons for aircraft icing research

Feb 25, 2019
HaraldKunstmann

WRF-Hydro® Community Spotlight | Dr. Harald Kunstmann

Feb 21, 2019
Mirce Morales

WRF-Hydro® Community Spotlight | Mirce Morales

Dec 6, 2018
RAL Scientist, Scott Landolt, standing next to a precipitation guage in Antarctica (photo courtesy of Scott Landolt, https://icechaser.blogspot.com).

RAL Scientist, Scott Landolt, standing next to a precipitation guage in Antarctica (photo courtesy of Scott Landolt, https://icechaser.blogspot.com).

Follow RAL's Scott Landolt on his trip back to Antarctica!

Oct 24, 2018
NCAR flooding experts quoted in FiveThirtyEight article

Slow-Moving Storms Like Florence Produce Big Floods — And Are Becoming The Norm

Sep 20, 2018
The First Sunlight of Planet Earth

FastEddy®: Not a Pool Hall Hustler

May 15, 2018

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