Colloquia for Fall 2022

“The implications of time varying climate feedbacks for precipitation”

“Losses exceed gains: wildfire impacts on snowpack across the western U.S. and within the Cameron Peak burn area”

“Do clouds nucleate on glassy aerosols?”

“Drought in the 21st century and its impacts in Colorado”

“The Evolving World of Climate Analytics as Seen Through One Set of Eyes”

“Effects of human-driven emissions and climate intervention on wildfire-related risks”

“The partitioning of poleward energy transport in the climate system; model biases and the near invariance of total energy transport under climate forcing”

“Insights from comparing and contrasting the climate response to large volcanic eruptions and rising carbon dioxide”

“Observational constraints on the cloud feedback pattern effect”

“Toward credible predictions of aerosol-cloud interactions in Earth system models”

“The Complicated Life of Boundary Layer Clouds over the Eastern North Atlantic”

“Part 1: Saharan Dust Transport by African Easterly Waves; Part 2: Photography and the Advancement of Atmospheric Science”

“The Data Assimilation Research Testbed: An Introduction to Powerful Nonlinear and Non-Gaussian Data Assimilation Tools”

“Herbert Riehl Memorial Award and Alumni Award Recipients' Technical Presentations”