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Top Stories Archive 11
- NASA Study Improves Ability to Predict How Aerosols Affect Climate
- Researchers have identified the common thread that determines how aerosols
from human activity, like the particles released from forest fires, influence
cloud cover and affect climate.
- African Drought Linked to Warmer Indian Ocean
- A new study has identified a link between a warming Indian Ocean and
less rainfall in eastern and southern Africa..
- Summer Storms Could Mean More Dead Zones
- When summer storms arrive, it's not only beach-goers who are affected;
the rains can also have an impact on living creatures far below the ocean
surface.
- NASA Aircraft Examine Impact of Forest Fires on Arctic Climate
- NASA aircraft will follow the trails of smoke plumes from some of Earth's
northernmost forest fires, examining their contribution to arctic pollution.
- Rain, Rain Go Away, Come Again on a Work Day?
- A new NASA study has found that storms are more intense during
the work week than on the weekends.
- California Wildfires Continue to Burn Out of Control
- Numerous wildfires continue to burn out of control throughout California.
- Fires in California
- Smoke billows from scattered wildfires in California, as captured by
NASA's Aqua Satellite.
- NASA Data Helps Pinpoint Impacted Populations in Disaster Aftermath
- After the cyclone in Burma and the earthquake in China, NASA data came
to the aid of officials by tapping into a unique set of NASA data products
describing the location of the exposed populations.
- For Hurricanes, Storms, Raindrop Size Makes All the Difference
- Making a proper distinction by looking at both raindrop size and abundance
may be a key to assisting weather forecasters in estimating rainfall
intensity to reduce the surprise factor of flash flooding.
- Satellites Illuminate Pollution's Influence on Clouds
- Clouds serve a valuable role in Earth's climate, and thanks to A-Train,
a closer look at them is possible.