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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – The observed influence of local anthropogenic pollution on northern Alaskan cloud properties |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Seasonal and Latitudinal Variations of Surface Fluxes at Two Arctic Terrestrial Sites |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Anatomy of an interrupted irrigation season: Micro-drought at the Wind River Indian Reservation |
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CONGRATULATIONS – PSL'S Gary Wick receives NOAA OAR Employee of the Year Award for Leadership |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Influences of the MJO on the space-time organization of tropical convection |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – Valery Zavorotny and collaborators awarded 2017 Governor's Award for High-Impact Research |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Is El Niño really changing? |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – PSL staff members honored by NOAA and the American Meteorological Society |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Improved Observations of Turbulence Dissipation Rates from Wind Profiling Radars |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – PSL staff recognized for outstanding acheivements |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – An Analysis of Coordinated Observations from NOAA’s Ronald Brown Ship and G-IV Aircraft in a Landfalling Atmospheric River over the North Pacific during CalWater-2015 |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Two complementary studies evaluate skill of sea surface temperature forecasts for coastal marine ecosystems |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Climatology and interannual variability of Eastern Horn of Africa boreal spring wet season precipitation and implications for its recent decline |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Probabilistic precipitation type forecasting based on GEFS ensemble forecasts of vertical temperature profiles |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Dynamical downscaling improves upon gridded precipitation products in the Sierra Nevada, California |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Cloud-Atmospheric Boundary Layer-Surface Interactions on the Greenland Ice Sheet during the July 2012 Extreme Melt Event |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Reconciling Theories for Human and Natural Attribution of Recent East Africa Drying |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Snow-level estimates using operational polarimetric weather radar measurements |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – PSL Staff Awarded DOC Bronze Medals |
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WEB UPDATE – New animation posted to atmospheric river information page showing recent event |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – What history tells us about the 2015 U.S. daily rainfall extremes |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – The Representation of Cumulus Convection in High-Resolution Simulations of the 2013 Colorado Front Range Flood |
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IN THE NEWS – Check out Klaus Wolter interview with CU's NewsTeam Boulder: La Niña Impacts Colorado Weather |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – Clark King awarded NOAA Silver Sherman |
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHT – Comparison of Global Precipitation Estimates across a Range of Temporal and Spatial Scales |
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CONGRATULATIONS! – PSL employees receive 'Employee of the Year' and 'Outstanding Science Communicator' awards |
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IN THE FIELD—CANADA – PSL researchers maintain instruments at remote research station in Canadian Arctic |
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IN THE FIELD—ALASKA – PSL's Gijs de Boer and Matt Shupe perform research in Oliktok Point, AK this month |
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CONGRATULATIONS – PSL Researchers Among AMS 2017 Award Winners, New Fellows, and 2018 Lecturers |
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IN THE NEWS – As part of a story on the approach of Tropical Storm Hermine, PSL's Gary Wick was interviewed on why the Global Hawk unmanned aircraft is so helpful in gathering hurricane data to improve forecasts. |
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IN THE FIELD – PSL's Gary Wick (2nd from left) is a project scientist for the 2016 SHOUT hurricane mission. Unmanned aircraft data was recently used for the first time to upgrade a tropical storm to a hurricane. |
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IN THE FIELD – Way up North: PSL researchers at remote research station in Canada |
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NEW PUBLICATION – PSL researchers co-author article about international Arctic observing network |
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RECOGNITION – Jeff Whitaker awarded Department of Commerce Gold Medal |
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RECOGNITION – Roger Pulwarty named AGU Natural Hazards Focus Group 2016 Gilbert F. White Lecturer. |
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AROUND THE WEB – PSL physicist Valery Zavorotny discussses his contributions to the Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System (CYGNSS) in this video. |
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RECOGNITION – Leslie Hartten receives NOAA OAR 2016 EEO/Diversity Award for Exemplary Service |
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RECENLY APPOINTED – Judith Perlwitz Appointed Co-Chair of SPARC Scientific Steering Group |
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EVENT/JAN 12 – Side meeting on NOAA El Niño Rapid Response Field Campaign to be held at AMS Annual conference |
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UPCOMING EXPERIMENT – The 2016 NOAA El Niño Rapid Response Field Campaign kicks off in January |
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IN THE NEWS – Marty Hoerling at 2015 AGU Fall Meeting press conference on 2015-16 El Niño. Watch Video |
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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT – Meet Scott Gregory from PSL's Forecast and Modeling Development Team |
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EVENT/OCT 26-29 – PSL Co-organizes NOAA Workshop on North Pacific Ecosystem Tipping Points |
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Dry Times – The Fall 2015 issue of NIDIS newsletter is now available. Latest in snowpack monitoring, drought resilience among tribes, research highlights and more. |
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EVENT/NOV 13 – Mike Alexander to give keynote talk, An ENSO Survey: Precursors, Present Conditions, and Potential Impacts, at 9th Annual Earth System & Space Science Poster Conference at CU-Boulder. |
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MULTIMEDIA – Check out this new video from PSL and CIRES on El Niño impacts in Colorado |
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CONTRIBUTION – Research meteorologist Andy Hoell recently contributed to a Famine Early Warning Systems Network alert on El Niño |
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EVENT/OCT 26-29 – PSL Hosts 40th Climate Diagnostics and Prediction Workshop |
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EVENT/OCT 23 – Marty Hoerling and Klaus Wolter are panelists for an El Niño Panel Discussion and Webinar, 10-11am at CU-Boulder, or join in online. |
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IN THE NEWS – Can you spot the the PSL maps that appear in this news story on El Niño? (Bloomberg) |
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CONGRATULATIONS – Bill Otto is co-recipient of national award for contributions to health and safety programs |
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IN THE NEWS – Klaus Wolter interviewed about the possibility of 'Super El Niño' (High Country News) |
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IN THE NEWS – Gary Wick interviewed about the NOAA SHOUT mission to improve hurricane foreasts ( WMDT-47, ABC Affiliate) |
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CONGRATULATIONS – Ryan Spackman selected as NOAA Team Member of the month for his role in the CalWater 2015 field campaign |
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Field Experiment in Progress – PSL researchers participate in 'SHOUT' – a study to improve hurricane forecasts of track and intensity using data collected by unmanned aircraft |
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CONGRATULATIONS – PSL's Linyin Cheng will receive the AGU Natural Hazards Focus Group Award for Graduate Research |