1. Hurricane Experts Available to Explain Storm Behavior, Impacts, and Possible Links to Global Warming - Tip Sheet

    This year is proving unusually active for Atlantic storms. The hurricane season is only at its midpoint, but already there have been 10 named storms—which is the average number for an entire year.

    • Climate,
    • Weather

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  2. Maura Hagan

    NCAR Appoints New Deputy Director

    Maura Hagan, a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, has been named NCAR deputy director.

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  3. Weather and Climate Leaders National Teleconference

    Representatives from leading science organizations will take part in a national media teleconference at 12:00 noon Eastern Time today to urge the next presidential administration and Congress to better protect the nation from the impacts of severe weather and climate change.

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    Weather and climate leaders call on Washington to better protect the nation from climate change and severe weather

    Eight leading professional organizations in the field of weather and climate today called on the next administration and Congress to better protect the United States from severe weather and climate change.

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  5. Antarctic Climate: Short-Term Spikes, Long-Term Warming Linked to Tropical Pacific

    Dramatic year-to-year temperature swings and a century-long warming trend across West Antarctica are linked to conditions in the tropical Pacific Ocean, according to a new analysis of ice cores conducted by scientists at NCAR and the University of Washington (UW).

    • Climate,
    • Weather

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