CSU alumnus Chris Landsea is on a mission. He wants seafarers and those in harm’s way to have reliable and up-to-date information from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) to help them make what could be life-or-death decisions (Maritime Executive).
CSU assistant professor of music John Pippen will give an interactive presentation on music and culture March 11 at this free event.
Filmmaker and host Nick Molle examines the underlying changes taking place in Rocky Mountain National Park, featuring CSU atmospheric scientist Scott Denning. Friday, Feb. 28 12 PM on PBS/KCET-HD
2019’s skyrocket in Colorado snowfall totals did not begin until the first week of March. Russ Schumacher, a climatologist at Colorado State University, says that jump isn’t likely to repeat (Aspen Public Radio).
NCAR education and outreach specialist Lorena Medina Luna will share her outreach work and discuss nontraditional Earth science careers at FORTCAST’s What’s Brewing in Weather & Climate talk Tuesday, Feb. 25.
The college and NCAR will also host a panel March 3 featuring some of the top climate scientists in the field. Registration is required for the event.
CSU scientist Phil Klotzbach said the minimum central surface pressure of a tropical cyclone is a better indicator of potential storm damage than wind speed (Palm Beach Post).
CSU's Atmospheric Science department is one of 14 institutions chosen as a partner in the AGU's Bridge program.
Becky Bolinger, assistant state climatologist and researcher at CSU, explains that 2019 seemed to bring a particularly extreme roller coaster of variability to Colorado's weather. (Colorado Public Radio).
The American Meteorological Society will again recognize Professor Emeritus Wayne Schubert at its 100th annual meeting by holding a symposium in his honor Jan. 15.