NCAR scientist Roy Rasmussen will tell us about different methods that are used for measuring snowfall, and why it's important to know.
Adriana Bailey is an NCAR atmospheric scientist studying clouds, rain, and moisture in our air, all from a flying laboratory!
UCAR SOARS program alumna Karl C. Clarke will share his experience working at the intersection of science and education at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Bryan Guarente, a meteorologist and educational designer, explores a 3D example that will take us from a personal understanding to a global perspective.
Curtis Walker, a scientist at NCAR's Research Applications Laboratory, studies how weather impacts travel, specifically cars and trains.
Join NCAR scientist Jason Knievel to explore how weather affects wildfires and how wildfires affect weather.
Join NCAR systems engineers Jenett Tillotson and Ben Matthews behind the scenes at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center to get an inside look at our supercomputer.
Join NCAR scientist Britt Stephens as he tells us stories and answers questions about his adventures flying around Antarctica in the name of climate science.
NCAR scientist Falko Judt, talks about chaos theory, the butterfly effect, and why we will (likely) never be able to forecast the weather for more than 3 weeks into the future.
Join NCAR scientist Agbeli Ameko to explore amazing new opportunities for you and me to make weather observations in our own backyards.