Constraining near-term U.S. hydroclimate and extreme-event projections with SST pattern storylines
Newly funded MAPP project on US hydroclimate projections, addresses critical model challenges and stakeholder engagement for a more resilient future.”
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Bridging Predictions and Projections: Understanding Predictability from Initialized Multi-Year to Decadal Predictions for High-Impact Climate Futures
Kathleen Pegion, an associate professor and researcher at the University of Oklahoma, has been awarded funding for their climate projections project, “Bridging Predictions and Projections: Understanding Predictability from Initialized Multi-Year to Decadal Predictions for High-Impact Climate Futures.”
Understanding the Evolving Threat of Snow Loads and Rain on Snow Events to Structural Safety
Abbie Liel, a researcher at the University of Colorado, Boulder, has been awarded funding for their role as a co-PI in the climate projections project, “Understanding the Evolving Threat of Snow Loads and Rain on Snow Events to Structural Safety.”
Understanding the Evolving Threat of Snow Loads and Rain on Snow Events to Structural Safety
Dan McEvoy, a researcher at the Desert Research Institute, has been awarded funding for their role as a co-PI in the climate projections project, “Understanding the Evolving Threat of Snow Loads and Rain on Snow Events to Structural Safety.”
Developing dynamically constrained projections of ENSO activity and associated coastal
MAPP project commences to enhance the reliability of multi-decadal projections for the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), unraveling its intricate links to extreme weather and coastal hazards, ultimately advancing NOAA’s mission to provide more reliable climate services in a warmer future.
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Improving Climate Predictions by Rigorously Assessing Model Fidelity and Biases
Timothy Delsole, a senior research scientist and professor at George Mason University, has been awarded funding for their climate projections project, “Improving Climate Predictions by Rigorously Assessing Model Fidelity and Biases.”
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Projecting Compound Tropical Cyclone-Heat Extremes in a Changing Climate
Unraveling the complex dynamics of tropical cyclones and extreme heat intersections, a new MAPP-funded research project utilizes cutting-edge modeling systems to provide unprecedented insights into the hazards of compound extreme events, informing crucial strategies for climate resilience and mitigation.
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Near-term climate and extreme weather projections derived from stratosphere-troposphere coupling in Earth System Models
New research project explores emergent constraints and quantifies uncertainties to enhance the precision of climate projections for over-land temperature and terrestrial precipitation extremes.
Bridging Predictions and Projections: Understanding Predictability from Initialized Multi-Year to Decadal Predictions for High-Impact Climate Futures
Emily Becker, a scientist at the University of Miami, has been awarded funding for their role as a co-PI in the climate projections project, “Bridging Predictions and Projections: Understanding Predictability from Initialized Multi-Year to Decadal Predictions for High-Impact Climate Futures.
NOAA’s Adaptation Sciences Program Launches a Regenerative Tourism Catalyst Grants Program in Partnership with The Ocean Foundation and the Local2030 Islands Network
This effort supports a broader initiative between NOAA and DOS designed to bring science and stewardship to bear on island resilience, foster efforts to build a blue economy and support the President’s Emergency Plan for Adaptation and Resilience (PREPARE).