Managing the Planet panel 'Women: Key to Sustainability' set for March 7
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES) is hosting a March 7 panel discussion on the powerful contribution women are making towards sustainable development.
Tag: "Department of Atmospheric Science"
With skimpy Colorado snowpack, water forecast is bleak for major U.S. reservoir — Aurora water outlook less dire
This winter's snowfall in the mountains that feed the Colorado has been far short of average overall but varies widely.
VIDEO: Still time to make up snowpack deficit
Becky Bolinger, assistant state climatologist, shared an update on mountain snowpack conditions and what they portend for the rest of winter.
Global rainfall pattern could offer weather prediction three weeks out
A new NOAA-supported study says that teleconnections with certain phases of a recurring tropical rainfall pattern could extend weather predictions up to 20-25 days in advance.
Warmer, wetter climate could mean stronger, more intense storms
How would today’s weather patterns look in a warmer, wetter atmosphere – an expected shift portended by climate change? Researcher Kristen Rasmussen offers new insight into this question.
New grants bolster CSU expertise in wildfire smoke impacts
The study of these smoke particles – their size, composition, dispersion and interaction with clouds and atmospheric processes – has a rich interdisciplinary history at CSU.
Becky Bolinger named Assistant State Climatologist
Bolinger has been a climatologist and drought specialist with the Colorado Climate Center since October 2016.
VIDEO: Warmest November on record, with more warmth to come
Hear from Colorado State Climatologist Russ Schumacher on the unusually warm winter conditions.
CSU under-predicted extraordinarily active 2017 Atlantic hurricane season
Of most note were three hurricanes that devastated the continental U.S. and islands in the Caribbean: Harvey, Irma and Maria
Temple Grandin, Richard H. Johnson named AAAS fellows
Animal scientist Temple Grandin and atmospheric scientist Richard H. Johnson have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.