1. UCAR Magazine

    Bringing real weather to classrooms

    To help their students and faculty study the atmosphere in detail, campuses worldwide rely on Unidata, the UCAR-based program that keeps a 24/7 stream of weather and other environmental data flowing to classrooms.

    • Education + Outreach

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  2. UCAR Magazine

    Weather-savvy cars and drivers

    NCAR scientists are developing a system to relay updates on weather and road conditions to and from wireless-enabled vehicles.

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  3. satellite view of a hurricane

    Getting the drop on storms

    A small, sophisticated instrument package developed at NCAR and dropped from aircraft has led to notable improvements in hurricane prediction. Now these devices are poised to deliver more data than ever, thanks to a new design and a remotely piloted NASA aircraft.

    • Weather

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  4. UCAR Magazine

    The Bering Strait comes of age

    With a series of papers over the last few years, NCAR's Aixue Hu has been slowly unraveling the story of the Bering Strait and its complex impact on our planet's climate.

    • Climate

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  5. Two forecasters at the National Weather Service test-drive a graphics system.

    Students get a forecaster's view

    University students and faculty soon will have the chance to peer at day-to-day weather through the same lens used by National Weather Service meteorologists. A new version of the NWS’s workhorse graphics software will reach campuses through UCAR’s Unidata program.

    • Education + Outreach,
    • Sun + Space Weather,
    • Weather

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