An expert explains some of the stranger events caused by weather that happen in winter.
Month: January 2023
It’s mid-January and the Great Lakes are virtually ice-free. That’s a problem.
Ice has been slow to form this year, with only 3% of the lakes covered as of last Friday. That’s a near-record low, and roughly 18% below average for this time of year. Read the …
Cyclones in the Arctic are Becoming More Intense and Frequent
Climate change is warming Wisconsin winters faster than other seasons
A wetter atmosphere and slower freezing of the Great Lakes has made wintertime temperature increases in Milwaukee and Green Bay among the highest in the nation as research projects rises to continue.
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Aaron Alexander Chaired the AMS Student Conference at the AMS Annual Meeting
The 22nd Annual AMS Student Conference occurred in Denver CO on Jan 7th and 8th , with a record breaking 750 in person and 100 virtual attendees. Conference chairs Aaron Alexander (Water Resources Engineering @ …
Steve Vavrus to lead the Wisconsin State Climatology Office
UW-Madison has received $9.3M from the USDA to establish a Rural Partnerships Institute. The 4-year award to UW-Madison will cover the costs of financing the Wisconsin State Climatology Office through CCR, the costs of a …