Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Two primary NOAA weather and climate modeling programs hosted a joint meeting to support efforts towards a more unified and improved modeling approach for NOAA through reduced costs, optimized resources, and integrated community efforts.
Meeting to advance NOAA’s unified approach to weather-climate modeling Read More »
Want to contribute to the National Climate Assessment? The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) is soliciting individuals to serve as Review Editors for the Fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4), currently underway.
Call for Review Editors for the Fourth National Climate Assessment Read More »
This research proposes a heat early warning system that could save thousands of lives in Bangladesh and beyond.
Defining and Predicting Heat Waves in Bangladesh Read More »
RISA investigators publish first global analysis of heat impact on aircraft takeoffs, which could prove costly for the aviation industry.
Surging Heat May Limit Aircraft Takeoffs Globally Read More »
This new database allows coastal managers and practitioners to find source information and geographically relevant studies on green infrastructure to reduce coastal hazards impacts.
Green Infrastructure Effectiveness Database now live Read More »
A study published in Climate Dynamics highlights the importance of boundary layer clouds in interannual to interdecadal atmosphere-ocean variability, as well as their influence in sea surface temperature simulations.
Until recently, no centralized resource allowed climate information users to connect with the wide array of information and services available in the West.
A Climate Services Database for Western States Read More »
Increasing use of glider surveys will enable a robust and accurate climatology of the Gulf Stream.
Underwater gliders provide high-resolution observations in the Gulf Stream Read More »
A CPO-supported study analyzed this mode of variability, which can lead to improved rainfall predictions in the tropics and across the subtropics—including the United States.
Climate impacts of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability Read More »
A new CPO-supported study tracked groundwater loss during drought in California’s Central Valley.
Significant groundwater loss in California’s Central Valley during recent droughts Read More »