MMM: Mesoscale & Microscale Meteorology Laboratory

2016-May-17	A 3D window into a tornado	Scientists use advanced software to visualize details of the powerful storms.
2016-Mar-24	Rising Voices melds indigenous, western science perspectives	Hosted at NCAR, the program brings scientists and engineers together with Native American community members to build bonds and discuss ways to adapt to a changing climate.
2016-Feb-26	NCAR weather modeling system aids Antarctic rescue effort	The Antarctic-tuned system was used to get a specialized forecast for the LC-130 ski plane sent to rescue more than 30 people stranded at an Australian research station.
2016-Feb-04	Southwest dries as wet weather systems become more rare	The weather patterns that typically bring moisture to the southwestern United States are becoming more rare, an indication that the region is sliding into a drier climate state.
2016-Jan-21	The quest to predict severe weather sooner	A global weather model developed at NCAR offers a new way of simulating the atmosphere while providing scientists with flexibility when focusing on a specific area.
2015-Nov-17	Saving farmers money in tropical West Africa	A Swedish company has adapted NCAR's WRF platform to produce rainfall forecasts and deliver them to farmers' cell phones.
2015-Nov-10	Looking at swells in 3D	Winds not only influence waves, but waves influence the atmosphere as well.
2015-Sep-29	Engineering for disaster	As damages from extreme weather events rise, systems designed to be resilient are more important than ever.
2015-Sep-08	A cool setting for hurricane births	Research may shed light on why some clusters of thunderstorms spin up into tropical storms while others dissipate.
2015-Jun-29	Picturing the forecast: National Weather Service graphics developed with NCAR research	Introduced by the NWS this summer, the graphics draw on research by a team of risk communication experts at NCAR.