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January 15, 2020
New method to better-represent cloud organization in the tropics may help improve forecasts

January 7, 2020
20th Century Reanalysis v3 now extends back to 1806 — New study evaluates its performance

December 22, 2020
The world in a hundred snapshots: New calculation method could help improve climate model accuracy

August 5, 2020
Researchers introduce "thermal displacement" as a new way to measure marine heatwaves

June 1, 2020
New experimental model shows improved predictability of winter precipitation in the western U.S.

May 4, 2020
Study examines performance of National Water Model during an intense, localized flash flood event

March 31, 2020
Connection between atmospheric patterns, opaque clouds, and warmer Greenland temperatures

March 16, 2020
Observations and forecast impacts from project that used autonomous high-altitude aircraft

March 2, 2020
Study delves into the challenging issue of intense, quickly-developing "flash droughts"

January 31, 2020
Climate.gov tweet chat: Talk with PSL climate and cloud expert Gijs de Boer about the ATOMIC scientific mission

January 13, 2020
Investigating the processes that caused an extraordinarily wet winter in California and led to flooding

January 9, 2020
ATOMIC field campaign kicks off in the tropical N. Atlantic: Researchers to study key clouds and air–ocean processes affecting weather and climate

November 13, 2019
PSL's Kelly Mahoney and Rob Cifelli members of team winning Governer's Award for High-Impact Research

October 9, 2019
Study examines future ocean changes along the US East Coast and in the Gulf of Mexico

September 27, 2019
PSL researchers develop a new approach for appraising the state of El Niño-Southern Oscillation

September 20, 2019
A Year Locked in Ice: Unprecedented international expedition to explore the central Arctic gets underway

September 17, 2019
Research suggests declining streamflow in the Upper Colorado River Basin partially due to climate change effects that have increased temperature and decreased precipitation

September 13, 2019
Article details how NOAA GFS model performs when incorporating convection schemes from European global model

September 4, 2019
New study suggests that skill in modeling mountain rain and snow is bypassing the skill of observational networks

September 3, 2019
Researchers find that the predictability of warmer West Coast ocean temperatures is not only due to El Niño

July 17, 2019
New data product may help better monitor and predict extremes in snow and sea ice melt timing in the northern Alaska region

July 15, 2019
Study investigates how climate change affects summertime hot droughts in the Southern Great Plains

March 25, 2019
New study compares precipitation estimation products to observations to better understand precipitation estimates in areas with complex terrain

February 5, 2019
Researchers develop new methods for generating physically realistic, high-resolution precipitation forecasts based on output from NOAA prediction system

November 20, 2018
New research improves wind forecasts for the renewable energy industry (Story @ESRL)

August 20, 2018
Study examines climate response to Arctic sea ice loss and its contribution to climate change

July 5, 2018
A Bird’s Eye View of the Arctic: Team develops unmanned aircraft systems for Arctic research

July 3, 2018
Data collected for a unique Arctic experiment provides insight into ocean freeze-up process

July 2, 2018
Articles describe ENRR field campaign, preliminary research findings, and five resulting datasets

May 22, 2018
Process-based model evaluation using surface energy budget observations in central Greenland

May 11, 2018
Retrieving mean temperature of atmospheric liquid water layers using microwave radiometer measurements

March 8, 2018
Examining Potential Impact of Future Sea Surface Temperature Increases on Large Marine Ecosystems

January 24, 2018
Researchers analyze influence of year-to-year variations in stratosphere to troposphere ozone transport
