VERISK AER Science | July 05, 2022
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Global Ocean Response to the 5-Day Rossby-Haurwitz Atmospheric Mode Seen by GRACE
VERISK AER Science | May 05, 2022
Amplified wintertime Barents Sea warming linked to intensified Barents Oscillation
VERISK AER Science | March 22, 2022
Variability and Changes of Unfrozen Soils below Snowpack
VERISK AER Science | March 14, 2022
An Improved Ocean Surface Albedo Computational Scheme: Structure and Performance
VERISK AER Science | February 28, 2022
The January 22 Blizzard METSAT Analysis
Southeast New England endured blizzard conditions as a powerful storm developed off of Cape Hatteras and moved northeastward Friday night and into Saturday 27-28 January 2022. Known within media outlets as Winter Storm Kenan , snowfall amounts in Rhode Island and eastern Massachusetts were generally in the 12-24 inch range, with local amounts approaching 30 inches just northwest of the Cape...
The HITRAN2020 Molecular Spectroscopic Database
VERISK AER Science | February 8, 2022
Is THIS the Real Reason Weather is Getting Wilder?
VERISK AER Climate and Weather | January 31, 2021
COVID-19 Lockdowns Afford the First Satellite-Based Confirmation That Vehicles Are an Under-recognized Source of Urban NH3 Pollution in Los Angeles
In a recent peer-reviewed study, a team including AER Principal Scientist Karen Cady-Pereira showed that COVID-19 lockdowns provide a unique opportunity for making the first satellite-based constraints on vehicle NH3 emissions for an entire urban region (western Los Angeles), which they found made up 60−95% of total NH3 emissions, substantially higher than the values of 13−22% in state and...
Hurricane Ida brings flooding and power outages to Louisiana
AER FloodScan Team | September 02, 2021