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    El Niño Rapid Response field campaign wraps this week

      March 28, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 28, 2016
    by Barb DeLuisi (NOAA) and Karin Vergoth (CIRES)… Read More


    Both Sides Now

      March 20, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    20 March 2016
    by Leslie Hartten (CIRES)… Read More


    A typical day on Kiritimati Island

      March 17, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 17, 2016
    by Alex McColl (CIRES)… Read More


    G-IV and Alpha Jet Converge on California

      March 11, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 11, 2016
    by Ryan Spackman (STC & NOAA)… Read More


    The Life of a Buoy “Hopper”

      March 10, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 10, 2016
    by Dan Wolfe (CIRES) and Matt Winterkorn (NVision Solutions & NOAA NDBC)… Read More


    “Balloonatics” launch update

      March 10, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 10, 2016
    by Dan Wolfe (CIRES)… Read More


    Delighted to be here…

      March 8, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    Tuesday, 8 March 2016 (LINT, Line Islands Time)
    by Leslie Hartten (CIRES)… Read More


    500 dropsondes and counting…or, today will be a 4-star day!

      March 7, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 7, 2016
    by Katherine McCaffrey (NRC & NOAA)… Read More


    G-IV Research Flight #18

      March 2, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    March 2, 2016
    by Ryan Spackman (STC & NOAA)… Read More


    Research Flight 15 is a ‘wrap’!

      February 26, 2016  |    Leave a comment

    February 26, 2016
    by Ryan Spackman (STC & NOAA)… Read More


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    Sea surface temperature plots blaze red across the tropical Pacific. NOAA and CIRES researchers, determined to learn more about the weather-altering phenom El Niño, are taking to the skies, the ground and the ocean in January through March. Follow them here. And for more about the ENRR mission, see this page from NOAA's Physical Sciences Division.

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