Tag: News Release
  1. NSF NCAR C-130 flying low over the New York City area starting today

    From July 16 through August 31, a C-130 research aircraft will periodically fly over the tri-state area to collect data about air quality.

    • Air Quality

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  2. Aerial view of NSF NCAR Mesa Lab

    Boulder’s winds aren’t what they used to be

    Peak wind gusts in Boulder and across the Front Range have weakened in recent decades, causing less damage.

    • Weather

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  3. Microflare image captured by DKIST

    Small-scale solar explosion reveals big clues about magnetic reconnection

    Using the world’s largest solar telescope, a team of scientists has captured one of the most detailed views ever of a microflare – a small yet powerful solar explosion. The images are helping scientists understand the complexity of magnetic fields powering the Sun’s smallest outbursts.

    • Sun + Space Weather

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  4. 3-kilometer global forecast

    Scientists launch experimental worldwide forecasts in unprecedented detail

    NSF NCAR is running experimental 3-kilometer global forecasts, capturing weather around the world in remarkable detail.

    • Weather

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  5. Christine Wiedinmyer.

    Christine Wiedinmyer named director of UCAR Community Programs

    Christine Wiedinmyer, an internationally recognized atmospheric chemist with extensive science leadership experience, has been named director of UCP.

    • Organization

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