2017-Nov-14 | UCAR Congressional Briefing: Moving research to industry | |
2017-Aug-25 | NCAR|UCAR hurricane experts available to explain storm behavior, potential impacts |
![]() The scientists are observing the potentially deadly storm and testing high-resolution computer models. |
2017-Jun-21 | UCAR collaboration with The Weather Company to improve weather forecasts worldwide |
![]() The partnership will leverage the innovative MPAS software platform to advance the accuracy of forecasts with longer lead times. |
2017-Jun-09 | Offshore wind turbines vulnerable to Category 5 hurricane gusts |
![]() Offshore wind turbines built to current standards may not be able to withstand the powerful gusts of a Category 5 hurricane. |
2016-Dec-05 | Extreme downpours could increase fivefold across parts of the U.S. |
![]() At century's end, the number of summertime storms that produce extreme downpours could increase by more than 400 percent across parts of the United States. |
2016-Nov-01 | High-res model captures explosive increase in hurricane strength |
![]() An advanced version of the Weather Research and Forecasting model (WRF-ARW) accurately forecast Hurricane Patricia's rapid intensification when run at a high enough resolution. |
2016-Oct-18 | Soil moisture, snowpack data could help predict 'flash droughts' |
![]() New research suggests that "flash droughts" — like the one that unexpectedly gripped the Southern Rockies and Midwest in the summer of 2012 — could be predicted months in advance using soil moisture and snowpack data. |
2016-Oct-06 | Advanced computer model focuses on Hurricane Matthew |
![]() As Hurricane Matthew churns toward the southeastern U.S. coast, NCAR scientists study how well MPAS can predict it. |
2016-Jul-01 | NCAR weather ensemble offers glimpse at forecasting's future |
![]() NCAR's ensemble forecasting system has become a favorite among professional weather forecasters and atmospheric researchers. |
2016-May-18 | Sizing up cyclones |
![]() NCAR scientists have developed a new index for quantifying a hurricane's ability to cause destruction. |
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