Weather and Climate Systems

Name:     Matthew Rogers Title:    The Pacific Decadal Precession and its Relationship to Tropical and Extratropical North Pacific Decadal Variability Location: NWC 1350 Date:     2020/03/11 Time:     03:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Recent research uncovered evidence of a quasi-decadal mode of climate variability, termed the Pacific Decadal Precession (PDP), a counterclockwise progression of an atmospheric […]

Title:    The Pacific Decadal Precession and its Relationship to Tropical and Extratropical North Pacific Decadal Variability Location: NWC 1350 Date:     2020/03/11 Time:     03:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Recent research uncovered evidence of a quasi-decadal mode of climate variability, termed the Pacific Decadal Precession (PDP), a counterclockwise progression of an atmospheric pressure anomaly […]

Name:     Siddhant Gupta Title:    Dependence of Cloud and Precipitation Properties over the South-East Atlantic on Aerosol Concentrations Above and Below Clouds Location: NWC 1350 Date:     2020/03/04 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Instances of contact and separation between biomass-burning aerosols and marine stratocumulus have been observed over the South-East Atlantic Ocean. In-situ measurements […]

Name:     Ty Dickinson Title:    Developing a Subseasonal to Seasonal Extreme Precipitation Events Database for the Contiguous United States Location: NWC 1350 Date:     2020/02/26 Time:     03:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Drought and extreme precipitation are two natural hazards that pose significant risks on multiple spatiotemporal scales, particularly the subseasonal to seasonal (S2S) timescale, […]

Name:     Melanie Schroers Title:    Impacts and Synoptic Patterns of Subseasonal to Seasonal Extreme Precipitation Events in the United States Location: NWC 1350 Date:     2020/02/19 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Extreme precipitation can cause devastating impacts to many sectors of society and the economy, including water management, infrastructure, public health and transportation. […]

Name:     Ryan Bunker Title:    Radar Analyses of the Physics of Extreme Rainfall Events Location: NWC 5930 Date:     2019/12/4 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: Extreme precipitation events pose a threat to life, property, and economic growth throughout the United States and across the world. Although extensive research has focused on improving understanding of […]

Name:     Emily Tinney Title:    Convective Influence on United States Upper Troposphere Lower Stratosphere Composition Location: NWC 5930 Date:     2019/11/20 Time:     03:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: It has been well demonstrated that deep convective storms can alter the composition of the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere (UTLS). A comprehensive and quantitative understanding of this […]

Name:     Andrew Berrington Title:    How Does the Madden-Julian Oscillation Circulation Affect its Propagation? Location: NWC 5930 Date:     2019/11/13 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: The Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) is one of the key links between global weather and climate, yet operational forecasts of the MJO continue to have shortcomings, especially pertaining to the […]

Name:     S. Marcela Lor­a-Salazar Title:    Understanding the Symbiotic Relationship Affecting Atmospheric Processes and Air Quality Location: NWC 5930 Date:     2019/11/06 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: In the last decades, multiple agencies have targeted AQ as an important research field due to the effect of AQ on climate change and health. For example, […]

Name:     Madeline Clark Frank Title:    Atmospheric Conditions Preceding Very Rapid Sea Ice Loss Events Location: TBD Date:     2019/10/16 Time:     3:00 PM Series:   Weather and Climate Systems Abstract: As Arctic sea ice continues to decline and resources in that region become more accessible, there is a growing need to understand the dynamics of Arctic sea ice. In […]