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Quarterly Newsletter
March 07, 2022
2021 NOAA Research Outstanding Publication Award
Improvements to Lake-Effect Snow Forecasts Using a One-Way Air–Lake Model Coupling Approach - Journal of HydrometeorologyGSL scientists are co-authors on a publication that has been awarded the 2021 NOAA Research Outstanding Publication - Weather. “Improvements to Lake-Effect Snow Forecasts Using a ONe-Way Air-Lake Model Coupling Approach” was p...
March 01, 2022
Community Spotlight: Reaching underserved communities with GSL’s Science On a Sphere Explorer
Welcome to Women History Month! Learning about the contributions and stories of female scientists is important to highlight not only during this month but during the year. So often, we allow the commitments of the day to supersede our want and desire to share GSL science with the broader community.We at NOAA’s Global Systems Laboratory (GSL) are...
February 24, 2022
The challenge of inspiring change in meteorology leadership: An Interview with GSL Deputy Director
GSL Deputy Director DaNa Carlis was interviewed by AccuWeather about his own journey and how to increase diversity in the field of meteorology. Watch the six-minute video here!
February 24, 2022
The Marshall Fire: A NOAA story map
The historic Marshall firestorm destroyed the homes of several GSL staff. This story map by NOAA Boulder illustrates some of the ways NOAA responds when disaster strikes. The story shows how the GSL- developed HRRR model accurately predicted extreme winds and was critical in the decision-making of the NOAA National Weather Service in Boulder.
February 24, 2022
GSL experimental model simulates Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha‘apai eruption
On January 15, 2022 a powerful underwater volcanic eruption blanketed the island nation of Tonga with ash, but not before it also rocketed ash, dust, and other particles high into the atmosphere. Volcanic eruptions inject sulfur gases and ash into the troposphere and sometimes the stratosphere, and are one of the most important drivers of clima...
February 02, 2022
GSL releases Hydrology Hazard Simplification Phase I to NWS operations
The GSL-developed Hazard Services “Hazard Simplification” Phase I messaging and consolidation process for hydrology hazards was activated at all NWS sites nationwide in November 2021 in collaboration with the NWS. Phase I includes updated messaging for river flooding, flash flooding, and area flooding. The changes include:“What/Where/When” forma...