“It’s really an insult-to-injury type of finding,” says co-author John Volckens. “Not only do we see more air pollution in these communities, it contains a nastier mix of bad actors.” (Wired)
CSU’s William Cotton, professor emeritus in Atmospheric Science, isn’t sure about those studies showing “5% to 15%” enhancement. The “sometimes desperate” search for water in the West “might not be as promising as people wish” in delivering extra snowpack. (Colorado Sun)
Details of the rare November tornadoes have been resurfaced by a Colorado's State Climatologist, CSU Atmospheric Science Professor Russ Schumacher. (9News Denver)
While it is not unusual to have a hurricane in November, it is rare to see two at the same time during the month of November. In fact, it has only happened three times during the record keeping era. (Forbes)
On Tuesday, a Colorado State University study published in the journal Nature Communications presented information that's even more troubling. (CNET)
"This morning, we're joined by Jessica Thrasher from Colorado State University's Stormwater Center, joining us to talk about the importance of stormwater." (Fox31)
Video from the satellite library at Colorado State University shows Ian making landfall near Georgetown, S.C., as a Category 1 hurricane. (NY Times)
As Florida has seen landfall of Hurricane Ian, a team of hurricane research experts in Colorado is continuing their efforts to provide advanced data on the storm and its trajectory. (CBS News)
A new timelapse video from the satellite library at Colorado State University tracks Hurricane Ian for about 22 hours as it travels over the Gulf of Mexico. A second video shows Hurricane Ian approaching Florida’s western coast overnight. (NY Times)
This CIRA video tracks about two hours of Hurricane Ian moving across the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday. (NY Times)