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NCAR joins massive field campaign to examine summertime air in Southeast
The five-project field campaign looks at unique features affecting air quality and climate in the region.
- Air Quality
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A terrible tornado
The world of severe storm science was shaken by the deaths of three longtime researchers in a vicious tornado on May 31. The storm also raised serious questions about how urban dwellers can best respond to tornado threats.
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Guiding rescue helicopters
NCAR has made key upgrades to its Helicopter Emergency Medical Services tool, which helps helicopter rescue pilots decide quickly whether weather conditions are safe enough to attempt a low-altitude flight.
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Five things to know about carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere have crossed a major threshold: 400 parts per million. Here are five key points on how carbon dioxide is affecting Earth’s atmosphere and the role we're playing in it.
- Climate
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Major field campaign targets improvement in thunderstorm prediction
To better predict where thunderstorms will rip across the central United States this spring, researchers are teaming a high-flying aircraft with fine-grained computer simulations.
- Weather