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X-rays offer early warning for solar flares
The person happiest about all this snow
The cold, snowy winter was predicted by AER scientists. Judah Cohen, who leads the seasonal forecasting team, is called "The person happiest about all this snow" because he accurately predicted the harsh winter for New England and the Eastern U.S.
First Direct Observation of Carbon Dioxide's Increasing Greenhouse Effect at the Earth's Surface
The Siberian snow connection
Science magazine’s overview of the connection between Siberian snow cover and weather in the midlatitudes (such as the northeastern U.S. blasted by cold and snow this winter) highlights AER research and AER’s Arctic Oscillation blog.
Boston’s natural gas infrastructure releases high levels of heat-trapping methane
Leaks in Boston area gas pipes exceed estimates
Bitter Blast: Is It a Sign That Our Predicted Brutal Winter Has Arrived?
"The most respected seasonal forecaster, Dr. Judah Cohen of the company AER, has successfully predicted the general winter trend many times in recent years."
GeoOptics and AER Release Significant Results in Extreme Weather Study
Climate Strange
TIME magazine’s article about global weirding (rather than global warming) cites the forecast model developed at Atmospheric and Environmental Research by Judah Cohen.
New Insurance Industry Research Explains Changing Severe Weather Frequency in the United States and Canada
Verisk Climate Emerging Risk research program creates new data sets and assesses causal factors in severe weather patterns. Read the press release including research results commentary by Jason Furtado, Ph.D., staff scientist at AER.
Why profuse autumn snow in Eurasia may portend a brutal East Coast winter
Winter experts predict 'active and interesting' season for Boston area. Seasonal meteorologist expects busy storm track for East Coast
Forecasters see wet, snowy brew for NE
Arctic invasion may be first of many for region
Burning questions about winter cold cites AER research leadership
UCAR's Atmos News features AER’s science leadership in modeling winter cold.