The formation of a distinct pattern of sea surface temperatures in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean can predict an increased chance of summertime heat waves in the eastern half of the United States up to 50 days in advance.

Hosted at NCAR, the program brings scientists and engineers together with Native American community members to build bonds and discuss ways to adapt to a changing climate.

A multidisciplinary team of scientists studies the possible timing and location of Zika virus risk in the United States.

The research will enable computer models to better capture the effect of eruptions of global climate.

A constellation of six small satellites has made outsized contributions to our ability to forecast severe weather events, track climate change, and understand space weather.