Trends April 2021
The April 2021 issue of our Trends newsletter explores our efforts to improve drought monitoring and early-warning capabilities, research on changes in heavy precipitation and Arctic sea ice and the mental health impacts of hurricanes, efforts to improve the accessibility of the North Carolina Climate Science Report, some award-winning efforts by NCICS staff, and more.
NCICS to Host NOAA Cooperative Institute
NCICS will host the Asheville location of the new Cooperative Institute for Satellite Earth System Studies, which will be dedicated to expanding our understanding of the full Earth system and its interactions with human activities.
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Paid student internship position open now! We are seeking candidates interested in statistical analyses of #climate data. The project will look at extreme #precipitation at the state level in the US. Details at: bit.ly/33SryMG
NCICS's Jared Rennie is this week's guest on Weather Geeks with Dr. Marshall Shepherd. Jared and Marshall take a closer look at the new climate normals from NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information:What is all this talk about "new climate normals?" How do they impact what we know about #climate change?🤔 There are a lot of details buried in how & why we do this, but today's guest Jared Rennie (@jjrennie) helps shed some light! Download our latest episode! linktr.ee/WeatherGeeks