Salty sea spray affects the lifetimes of clouds, researchers find
Ice particles from sea spray affect the phase structure of clouds and their radiative impacts, a new study reveals.
Tag: "Department of Atmospheric Science"
CSU experts discuss the latest on melting ice at the polar regions
CSU experts will discuss the latest science behind the melting of ice at the Arctic and Antarctic polar regions Wednesday, Dec. 9, at Avogadro’s Number.
Below-average 2015 Atlantic hurricane season correctly predicted by CSU forecasters
The 2015 hurricane season had below-average activity, although observed levels of activity were slightly more than predicted by CSU's hurricane forecasting team.
American Meteorological Society awards fellowships to five CSU students
Five students in Colorado State University’s Department of Atmospheric Science have received 2015 American Meteorological Society Graduate Fellowships.
Office of Naval Research awards $7.5 million for aerosol studies
The Office of Naval Research has awarded Colorado State University researchers $7.5 million to characterize and analyze aerosol properties in coastal and offshore regions.
Why do thunderstorms strike at night?
A team from CSU's Department of Atmospheric Science is participating with researchers from nearly two dozen universities and research organizations to solve the mystery of severe weather after dark.
CSU team predicts well below-average hurricane season
Eight named storms, and only one major hurricane, expected to form in the Atlantic for 2015.
Speaker to discuss extraterrestrial impacts
“Destructive Airbursts: from Tunguska to Chelyabinsk and beyond” will be presented at 4 p.m. on May 1 at the Natural Resources Building, Room 113.