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.
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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.
CoCoRaHS goes to Washington
The White House has installed a CoCoRaHS rain gauge and is now submitting data to the CSU-based precipitation monitoring network.
Yuma County students to collect precipitation data for CoCoRaHS
The CSU-based Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow network received a grant to launch the program.
Atmospheric science professor elected to National Academy of Engineering
Graeme Stephens is the second CSU faculty member in less than a year to be elected to a National Academy.
Spacing out: CSU researchers involved in recent NASA Earth science missions
2014 is shaping into a big year for NASA’s Earth science missions – and for researchers at Colorado State University who’ve been involved in some of the projects.
Researcher, UN panel find ozone layer on the mend
This week, A.R. “Ravi” Ravishankara delivered some good news about the fragile shield of stratospheric gas: The ozone layer appears to be recovering.