Tag: cyclones

The Dodge City Tornadoes on 24 May 2016: Understanding Cycloidal Marks in Surface Damage Tracks and an Analysis of the Debris Cloud

September 5, 2023

This event has passed. See the seminar recording here: Prof. Roger Wakimoto Vice Chancellor for Research & Creative Activities University of California, Los Angeles Monday

The maps above show simulated storm tracks and wind speeds of nine Arctic cyclones. The left image represents simulated storm tracks as they hit the Arctic in the past decade. The right image shows how the cyclones are projected to respond to climate change by the end of the century. Credits: NASA Earth Observatory/Joshua Stevens, using data from Parker, C.L. et al.

Arctic Cyclones to Intensify as Climate Warms

November 21, 2022

In findings published on Nov. 9, a team of NASA scientists led by ESSIC research scientist Chelsea Parker project spring Arctic cyclones will intensify by the end of this century because of sea ice loss and rapidly warming temperatures. Those conditions will lead to stronger storms that carry warmer air and more moisture into the Arctic.

Raghu sits with the interviewer for a Zoom interview

VIDEO: Are Cyclones More Frequent & Intense Now?

June 9, 2021

ESSIC/AOSC Professor Raghu Murtugudde is featured in a new interview in OneIndia about the frequency and intensity of cyclones, particularly over the Indian Ocean.

Tag: cyclones

The Dodge City Tornadoes on 24 May 2016: Understanding Cycloidal Marks in Surface Damage Tracks and an Analysis of the Debris Cloud

Arctic Cyclones to Intensify as Climate Warms

VIDEO: Are Cyclones More Frequent & Intense Now?

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