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Spring Trends 2017

We invite you to check out the latest issue of Trends, our Institute newsletter. In addition to an update from our Director, Otis Brown, this issue looks back at other major accomplishments from the past year, including our recent climate downscaling workshop in India, the release of the NOAA State Climate Summaries, and our educational outreach efforts.

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NEWS

Updated International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project (ISCCP) Data

NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information recently announced the release of an updated version of the International Satellite Cloud Climatology […]

Photo of 2017 NCICS Hollings Scholars Rachel Phinney and Chase Graham

NCICS and NCEI Host NOAA Hollings Scholars

By Andrew Dundas The NOAA Hollings Scholarship Program offers academic support and a full-time, paid internship at a NOAA facility […]

Climate and Health

CICS-NC's Ken Kunkel and Jesse Bell are quoted in a new series of stories on the connections between climate change […]

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