NSTA Web Seminar Science Updates: Learn about the challenges associated with snowfall measurement, the science behind aircraft deicing, and how new snowfall measurement techniques are improving airport operations during winter weather conditions.
View the recording of this NSTA webinar to learn how scientists monitor and predict El Niño events.
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Students analyze an AI-generated interpretation of data about pika behavior in the alpine tundra to understand the impact of temperature on pikas as an indicator species.
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Click around in this interactive story to discover how ground-level ozone pollution forms.
Resource Type: Simulations
The combination of high humidity and high temperatures can lead to extreme heat and dangerous conditions.
Scientists categorize El Niños as weak, moderate, strong, or very strong. With data from buoys and satellites, computer models forecast whether El Niño is likely in the coming months.
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Beaches move landward as sea level rises and storms grow stronger, but along developed coasts they often do not have space to move, so instead they erode away, a phenomenon called coastal squeeze.