Tag: News Release
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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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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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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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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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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