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A cloud to remember, Part 2—Mystery solved?

A cloud to remember, Part 2—Mystery solved?

bhenson - Friday, May 20, 2011 18:03

Margaret LeMone | 26 May 2011  •  The email exchange in response to my 30 March post revealed not only the enthusiasm of the Boulder weather community for clouds but also the presence of a large number of instruments probing the atmosphere over Bo...

The other news from Britain: heat and drought

The other news from Britain: heat and drought

bhenson - Thursday, May 12, 2011 18:10

Bob Henson | 17 May 2011  •  Millions of eyes were on the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton last month, even as another major UK news story took shape—one dealing with meteorology rather than monarchy. The wedding weather on 29 A...

Recipe for calamity: The ingredients of a horrific tornado outbreak

Recipe for calamity: The ingredients of a horrific tornado outbreak

bhenson - Thursday, April 28, 2011 15:57

Bob Henson | 28 April 2011 • The devastating rash of tornadoes that swept through the southeast United States on 27 April has already carved its way into the annals of twister history. A total of more than 160 tornadoes was reported in the prelimina...

A cloud to remember—and a mystery to solve

A cloud to remember—and a mystery to solve

bhenson - Wednesday, March 30, 2011 11:30

Margaret LeMone | 30 March 2011  •  Walking out of the NCAR Foothills Lab last Wednesday, 23 March, at 3:15 p.m. MDT, I was stopped in my tracks by an incredible sky: a high, very thin layer of small, uniform, tiny cloudlets. Since each of the clo...

Cold vortex puts a northern spin on ozone loss

Cold vortex puts a northern spin on ozone loss

bhenson - Wednesday, March 23, 2011 17:56

Bob Henson | 23 March 2011  •  As nice as it is, the return of sunlight each spring has a few nasty side effects. One of them is sunlight’s ability to catalyze ozone destruction. That process has happened in a big way this month over the Arctic....

Rivers, lakes, and snow: A devil of a problem

Rivers, lakes, and snow: A devil of a problem

bhenson - Thursday, March 10, 2011 16:12

Bob Henson | 10 March 2011 •  Two very different kinds of flooding are in store for parts of North Dakota and Minnesota over the coming months. One has gotten a fair bit of attention from national media. The other is less well known but even more i...


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