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Rethinking How Tropical Convection Works

by C. Minnehan 17 July 201510 December 2022

Researchers look at previous Walker circulation models and ask, Does damping truly matter?

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Urbanization Threatens Drought-Reducing Clouds in California

by C. Palmer 16 July 201528 October 2022

Since the mid-20th century, increased urbanization along the southern California coast has raised nighttime temperatures, resulting in less morning fog and cloud cover.

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Newly Discovered Properties of Elusive Gamma Ray Flashes

by C. Minnehan 9 July 201510 March 2023

The properties of terrestrial gamma ray flashes have eluded scientists for years. This new study sheds light on how they originate.

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Modeling the Stratosphere's "Heartbeat"

by K. Hamilton, S. Osprey and N. Butchart 2 July 201512 January 2022

Quasibiennial Oscillation Modeling and Reanalysis Workshop; Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 16–18 March 2015

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Dispelling Clouds of Uncertainty

by Ernie R. Lewis and J. Teixeira 15 June 20153 February 2022

How do you build a climate model that accounts for cloud physics and the transitions between cloud regimes? Use MAGIC.

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New Ionosphere Model Incorporates Solar Angles

by Mark Zastrow 4 June 201516 November 2021

The decades-old theory of the layers of the Earth's ionosphere, which dates to 1931, has just received an update that takes into account the angle of the Sun.

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New Insights into Currents in Earth's Magnetic Field

Kate Wheeling, freelance science writer by Kate Wheeling 18 May 201516 November 2021

Multisatellite missions give scientists a more complete view of the intense currents that bounce back and forth along our planet's magnetic field lines.

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Regional Nuclear War Could Cause a Global Famine

Kate Wheeling, freelance science writer by Kate Wheeling 15 May 20157 July 2025

A detonation of less than 0.03% of the current global nuclear arsenal could cause fires that clog the air with soot. This soot could block solar radiation, leading to worldwide crop shortages.

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James N. Pitts Jr. (1921–2014)

by D. R. Blake, B. J. Finlayson-Pitts and S. Nizkorodov 13 May 201528 October 2022

Pitts's contributions to understanding what drives atmospheric pollution and his dedication to teaching and mentoring made him a preeminent leader in atmospheric chemistry.

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Global Atmospheric Model Simulates Fine Details of Gravity Waves

by P. Kollipara 6 May 201519 October 2021

Whole-atmosphere general circulation model captures many aspects of mesoscale gravity wave structures—down to the tens of kilometers—and resulting temperatures and tides.

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