Making climate change predictions more precise
UCLA’s Alex Hall and others propose new framework for comparing climate models
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Why California’s droughts and floods will only get worse
UCLA’s Daniel Swain talks to Popular Science about water storage, flood risk and drought.
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Neil Berg in Daily Bruin: Despite recent cold front, LA is still experiencing trend toward warmer weather
This February has been the coldest in nearly 60 years, with the average temperature in LA this month falling five degrees lower than the normal average. However, Neil Berg, associate…
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Neil Berg in LA Times: Snowpack more than doubles in a month — and it’s still storming in the Sierra
Neil Berg is a climate scientist at UCLA. He spoke with LA Times about snowpack and water supply in California. “The snowpack had more than doubled from last month —…
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Daniel Swain with WNYC Studios: Black Holes, California Megaflood. Feb 22, 2019, Part 2
UCLA’s Daniel Swain talks about the atmospheric river and flooding in California with WNYC Studios. “When it floods in California, the culprit is usually what’s known as an atmospheric river—a…
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Alex Hall in Herald Mail: Scientists reveal climate forecast for 2080 — and it’s a whole lot warmer
Scientists have just revealed the climate forecast for the year 2080 in hundreds of cities across North America, and — surprise! — it looks like it’s going to get a…
