In Australia’s big cities, we tend to take our water for granted. How does it get to us – and could we ever run out?

Hobbs Lecture Award. Dynamics and microphysics of orographic precipitation. We have been taking the UW King Air with radar and lidar over Wyoming mountain ranges since 2006, to study natural ...

There are several scientific theories on why this area saw double digits of rain in a four day stretch, one being the ...

Parts of eastern and southern Spain are now dealing with the aftermath of historic and deadly flooding at the hands of a ...

You might think the UK gets a lot of rain, but our heavy showers are a mere drizzle compared to what residents endure in ...

Wyoming), Bob Rauber (Univ. Illinois), Katja Friedrich (Univ. Colorado), Roy Rasmussen & Sarah Tessendorf (NCAR) SNOWIE is a comprehensive observational and modeling research program to address ...

Contrary to popular belief, mountain ranges like the Sierra Madre and the Cordillera do not significantly weaken typhoons.

In 2001, Drew Guswa joined the faculty at Smith College to help launch the Picker Engineering Program—the first engineering program at an all-women’s college. In 2009, he was named as the founding ...

Already 450,000 votes collected less than two months after the launch of the 12th census, one of the best initial results ...

The challenge of forecasting extreme events across Ecuador is the focus for Angela Iza Wong, from the Ecuador ...

“A couple spots could see up to a foot of rain – not out of the question, especially when you talk about the mountains and the orographic lift across parts of southern Mexico,” Minar said.