This sunny day video was captured on Eagle Ridge above Lyons, Colorado near the Front Range of the Rockies by David Niels as part of his research for the Colorado Climate Center.
Resource Type: Videos
This visualization shows how simulated clouds and aerosols move through the atmosphere worldwide.
Resource Type: Videos
This animation shows hourly air temperature from January 1 to February 24, 2014.
Resource Type: Videos
This Warming a Mylar Balloon demonstration illustrates that warmed air molecules rise and cooled air molecules sink.
Resource Type: Videos
You may know that melting glaciers and ice sheets is causing sea levels to rise. Did you also know that the ocean absorbs heat, causing it to expand? Learn more about this process and how it’s impacting coastlines around the planet.
Resource Type: Videos
In this video from the U.S. National Weather Service, a scientist explains how weather balloons are used to collect data that improves weather predictions.
Resource Type: Videos
Watch this timelapse video to see how the weather over a day in Lyons, Colorado changes when a front moves through the area.
Resource Type: Videos
NCAR researchers visualizing hurricane impacts created this animation to show how quickly nine feet of storm surge can flood a coastal city.
Resource Type: Videos
A bomb cyclone can cause cold and stormy winter weather. Watch this video to discover what makes a bomb cyclone.
Resource Type: Videos
A city can be several degrees warmer than the surrounding area. Learn how this phenomenon, called the urban heat island effect, occurs and find out what can be done to keep cities cool.
Resource Type: Videos