These observations and the suite of developing INCUS products will enhance our understanding of the mesoscale processes associated with deep convective clouds. Thanks to each and every one of the amazing researchers working on this important mission for sharing your work.

The upcoming INCUS mission will provide the first ever observations of convective mass flux and its temporal evolution within deep convective storms, along with anvil cloud properties, throughout the tropics and subtropics.

In June, researchers working on the NASA INCUS mission presented at the @ametsoc’s 21st Conference on Mesoscale Processes. CSU researchers Jennie Bukowski, Itinderjot Singh, and Peter Marinescu organized a special INCUS session at the conference and presented their research.

RT @CIRA_CSU: Last night, the full moon shined a spotlight on Canadian wildfire smoke filling the skies over Quebec.

Student Delián Colón-Burgos recently returned from a visit to the Max-Plank-Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany hosted by scientist Daniel Klocke and working with Professor Michael Bell. Read more

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"The Southern Ocean is very understudied, mainly because of how difficult and remote it is. We're hoping to change that," @ColoradoStateU's Chelsea Bekemeier said. Researchers make the boat trip to address knowledge gaps and improve weather models.

Congratulations to our alum, Razin, for receiving this meaningful award!.

RT @CIRA_CSU: Numerous severe thunderstorms erupt in the Central Plains and along the Front Range of the Rockies this afternoon. https://t.….

Congratulations to Jeffrey Collett for receiving the 2025 Frank A. Chambers Excellence in Air Pollution Control Award. The Air & Waste Management Association presents it annually for outstanding achievement in the science and art of air pollution control.

The Juneteenth Celebration in Fort Collins is set for June 20-21 🎉.Don't miss Juneteenth festivities throughout the weekend at the Foothills Mall. Learn more:

“There’s this hole over the Great Plains and into the Rocky Mountains where there used to be a lot of weather balloon data and now there isn’t.,” said Russ Schumacher, Colorado state climatologist and CSU professor. Read more:

“There is a huge shortage of people with knowledge of data assimilation,” said van Leeuwen. Training new people in the data assimilation field is part of the workforce development component of the project. Learn more about the project on SOURCE:

Last week, Department of Atmospheric Science Professor Peter Jan van Leeuwen hosted a training event on data assimilation with 70 participants from all over the US. This training represents an important milestone in the $6.6 million Data Assimilation Consortium project.

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“The workshop was very engaging and exciting and served as a unique opportunity to bring field campaign practitioners and educational researchers together in the same room," said Associate Professor Melissa Burt. Learn about the workshop: