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Quick Rise In Temperatures Suggests A Blockbuster El Nino For The Late Nineties; NCAR El Nino Colloquium This Month
July 22, 1997 — El Nino is a warming of surface waters of the tropical Pacific Ocean with far- reaching climatic consequences. This Tip Sheet describes an upcoming scientific meeting on El Nino, the relation ... > full story -
NASA's Earth Science Program Adjusts To Loss Of Data From Japanese ADEOS Satellite
July 2, 1997 — "The failure of Japan's Advanced Earth Observing Satellite (ADEOS or Midori) spacecraft with the two NASA instruments aboard it is a real blow to NASA's science program," said Mike ... > full story -
In The Air And On The Ground: Scientists Seek Clues To Better Weather Forecasting
May 14, 1997 — Low-flying planes and an array of new surface gauges in the Walnut River watershed east of Wichita, Kansas, are gathering data from the lowest few thousand feet of the atmosphere to improve ... > full story -
UCAR Buys HP Exemplar System For Weather And Climate Prediction
April 9, 1997 — The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) has contracted to purchase an HP Exemplar X-Class system from Hewlett-Packard. The National Center for Atmospheric Research and HP ... > full story -
Dial-An-Expert Tip Sheet: Flooding
March 31, 1997 — Since December, the nation has been inundated by a series of floods unusual in their scope and severity, with more on the way. Here is a list of experts, related Web sites, and background ... > full story -
Aviation and Turbulence: FAA and NCAR Continue Investigations
March 20, 1997 — The FAA and NCAR explore a new detection and warning system for Juneau, Alaska, and tackle remote sensing and forecasting problems. Meanwhile the U.S. Navy seeks NCAR's help with choppy winds ... > full story
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