Announced earlier today, Carbon dioxide levels measured at NOAA’s Mauna Loa Atmospheric Baseline Observatory peaked at 423 parts per million in May, continuing a steady climb further into territory not seen for millions of years.
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Did you know that our atmosphere is connected via an information superhighway that helps climate patterns impact you from 1000s of miles away? At the ENSO Blog, learn more about these teleconnections and the original global delivery service, Rossby waves.
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@roguewave Extratropical cyclone A century of research on meteorology’a centerpiece in AMS 100 special issue is great. The first few sections like a story book for the beginning of the GFD and how people debated.
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Honestly, working environment is important to student to not struggle in their small world. Although labs in Asian are crowded and more likely exploit students, we could easily learn knowledge/codes from peers instead of advisors. More close to an idealize peer mentoring model.
SUNY Albany has this spectacular room for observing fronts and storms and an high-tech operation room for MesoNet.
My climatologist friend: we would have been meteorologists if had done our undergrad here 🤣