1. A visualization of a forecast for winds from the CAMulator

    Scientists build up CREDIT for AI research

    The next generation of CREDIT improves on the original platform in significant ways: it streamlines the user experience with a more modular, building-blocks approach that includes better user documentation; it reduces time delays in running the system; and it introduces more physics to keep the AI model outputs as realistic as possible.

    • Supercomputing + AI,
    • Weather

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  2. Scientists announce discovery of a hidden solar process

    An international team of scientists have announced the discovery of Kelvin-Helmholtz instability on the surface of the Sun, potentially helping to explain key solar processes.

    • Sun + Space Weather

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  3. Devastation along the Florida coast after Hurricane Michael's landfall

    Predicting hurricane rapid intensification further in advance

    Scientists develop method to predict the rapid intensification of hurricanes up to five days in advance.

    • Weather

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  4. A CAMulator simulation shows the globe with red clouds tracking across its surface.

    Chasing subseasonal forecasts with AI

    Subseasonal forecasting, or the ability to predict weather trends two weeks to two months in advance, is a capability highly sought after in various economic sectors, including energy, water management, and agriculture. Reliable forecasts on this scale have thus far been largely out of reach, but researchers at the U.S. National Science Foundation National Center for Atmospheric Research (NSF NCAR) are leveraging AI to see if it helps them grasp this elusive capability.

    • Weather

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  5. Flooding at Glacier National Park in November 2006.

    Helping the national parks weather future storms

    Scientists are working to identify future weather changes at national parks.

    • Weather

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