Ten top stories of 2014
A year-end roundup of AtmosNews hits
Dec 16, 2014 - by Staff
This year, readers focused considerable attention on the unusual midwinter cold across eastern North America and the intense drought in California, but many other topics captured interest as well. To get our stories in your inbox, sign up for email delivery.
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California dryin' |
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The state's historic drought points up long-term vulnerability to water and energy supply (1/13/14) |
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Burning questions about winter cold
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Scientists explore the roles of high-latitude snow and tropical oceans in producing midlatitude cold (11/10/14) |
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Progress on decadal climate prediction
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If they'd been available in the 1990s, modern tools could have foreseen the slowdown in atmospheric warming (9/8/14) |
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Unregulated burning pumps out far more pollution than official records show (8/26/14) |
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Scientists to examine Pacific's global chimney
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Field campaign examines role of western tropical Pacific from surface to stratosphere (1/7/14) |
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High-end weather modeling, hour by hour
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A new short-range NWS forecast model emerges from NCAR roots (9/24/14) |
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Flipping the classroom paradigm
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New modes of undergraduate teaching move into meteorology (11/18/14) |
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Scientists launch far-ranging campaign to detail Front Range air pollution
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Aircraft, balloons, radars, and other tools hunt down sources of summertime ozone (7/15/14) |
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Next steps toward predicting Sun's cycles
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Taking a page from weather prediction to forecast the solar cycle (8/6/14) |
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Predicting the Lyme disease season
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Which weather variables kick off an earlier Lyme season? (7/9/14) |
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