PNNL

Examining the Irregular

Integrating Human System Dynamics Into Earth System Models

A review of modeling research on two-way interactions between human and Earth systems sheds light on system interactions and informs directions for future Earth system modeling research.

A Sharper View of Wind Changes by Large Storms

Study strengthens understanding of how momentum is changed by vertical motions of storms across scales.

Long-Term Aerosol Trends in the Continental United States

During 1980–2014, aerosols arriving from East Asia offset radiative flux increases in the western United States induced by domestic air pollution reductions.

Xin Zhang Named 2017 M. T. Thomas Award Recipient

The power of the (intermolecular) force

Pinpointing the Players in a Rapidly Warming Arctic

Researchers zero in on the radiative feedback processes that continue to drive warming in the Arctic.

Jordan F. Corbey

Fan Named American Meteorological Society Fellow

Jiwen Fan honored for improving fundamental atmospheric science and modeling capabilities by being named a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society.

Vincent Tidwell