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Dozens of partners from agencies including the National Weather Service, U.S. Forest Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gathered at the Colorado State University Spur campus in Denver Aug. 8-9 for the Colorado Climate Services Summit.
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The extreme warmth across most of the North Atlantic is the primary reason for the above-average seasonal hurricane forecast, despite El Niño.
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Cameron Peak Fire yields collaboration, new discoveries and more questions
As the largest wildfire in Colorado history was burning west of Fort Collins in 2020, Colorado State University researchers were making plans to study its effects on the local watershed. As soon as they were permitted in the burn area – before the Cameron Peak Fire was completely extinguished – they were collecting data and making discoveries.
CSU partners in NSF-funded next-gen airborne radar designed by National Center for Atmospheric Research
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Tornadoes, hail and drought-busting rain: 4 highlights from Colorado’s record-setting June
Between record rain in some regions, hail at Red Rocks and a day with 36 reported tornadoes, June in Colorado was a month for the record books. Here are the weather insights from the Colorado Climate Center.