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Summertime

August 11, 2012

Alfred Lord Tennyson tells us that in spring, a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. Well, I’m...

NOAA's "Weather Central" Settles into Its New Home

NOAA's "Weather Central" Settles into Its New Home

August 10, 2012

Riverdale, Maryland’s 800 newest citizens are starting to move in: the suburb of Washington, D.C., which is just a hailstone’s...

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A climate change forecast…and by analogy, yet.

August 8, 2012

In meteorology, a sure prescription for trouble is to stick your head above the foxhole and venture a climate change...

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Tropical storm Ernesto and climate change (respectively) make landfall

August 7, 2012

Two news stories in recent days, despite their parallels, evoke differing public reactions. The first? Tropical storm Ernesto, having grazed...

The Rainbow Goes Green

The Rainbow Goes Green

August 7, 2012

Downtown Omaha, Nebraska, may not be a place you’d expect to see many rainbows, since the state is under an...

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Weather Services for the Nation: Becoming Second to None

August 2, 2012

Earlier today, the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council released the second report from its Committee on the Assessment of...

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Hazards notes from all over.

July 31, 2012

Last summer’s U.S. headlines were on the tornadoes; this year those here are focused instead on heat and drought. But...

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Another name for attribution.

July 31, 2012

“Who cares about fixing the problem? We’re too busy fixing the blame.” – origin unknown. “A man can fail many...

Climate and Weather Extremes: Asking the Right Questions

July 25, 2012

The still-developing field of attribution science examines specific weather events and short-term atmospheric patterns in a broader, longer-term climate context....

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Summer reading (and viewing!)

July 25, 2012

Andy Revkin has enriched our lives in many ways over the years….through his insightful reporting for the New York Times,...

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