Our daily weather forecast is up and running. Many thanks to Tingyang Xu (BECAT) and Dimitris Diamantis (AM&WFG) for their invaluable help. Go to Daily weather forecast and enjoy the weather!

Welcome to Chris Dickson, our newest group member for the summer! Chris is an undergraduate at Cornell University, studying atmospheric sciences and will be with us for one month. He will help the group with data gathering and analysis and he will hopefully get some experience in Linux and a flavor of numerical modeling systems. Go Chris!

Jaemo received again the Pre-Doctoral Fellowship for Spring 2015 from the Environmental Engineering Program. Congratulations for this great achievement!

Our Environmental Engineering Colloquium series this semester begin with Prof. Gary Lackmann (NCSU) and his exciting investigation on the track and intensity of Hurricane Sandy. Read more here: January 30, 2015 Announcement

Hope to see you all there!

AGU Fall Meeting 2014 was once more a great scientific event, sparking interesting discussions and fostering what we love most about science. Our  presentation at the Tropospheric Chemistry-Climate Interactions session is shown hanging on the poster board. Happy New Year!

The poster I presented in the 13th Annual CMAS Conference, NC can be found here: CMAS_2014_Poster_Astitha

Jaemo received a Pre-Doctoral Fellowship for Fall 2014 from the Environmental Engineering Program. Congratulations for this great achievement! Keep up the good work!

Seminar presentation (Oct 3rd) at the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment (CANR). Many thanks to the organizers and to a great audience for their participation!

We have a poster presentation accepted for publication at the 13th CMAS Annual Conference, October 27-29, 2014, NC: “Forecast of extreme weather events in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S. effects of natural particles in predicting precipitation and wind speed” by M.Astitha, E. Anagnostou, J. Yang, X. Zhang, M. Frediani.

 

 

Sep 15, 2014: These are the first days of the Atmospheric Modeling Group’s webpage. We are trying to make the content interesting, strong and educational. Comments and suggestions are welcome!