Jun 18 2011
Climate-Controlled Jacket Keeps You Cool or Warm
ClimaWare jackets have small metal plates and rechargeable batteries that let you control your level of comfort.
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Jun 08 2011
Sensing Salt on the Sea — No More Grainy Pictures
The Aquarius satellite mission is set to launch on Thursday providing a detailed look at the salty sea surface.
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Jun 07 2011
Did Weather Make the Plague Worse?
A new study shows how regional climate differences controlled the intensity of outbreaks of plague in China.
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Jun 02 2011
Frequent Tornadoes a Symptom of Jet Stream Change
The frequency of tornadoes this year indicates variability in the northward migration of the summer jet stream.
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May 24 2011
The Cruel Mysteries of Tornadoes
Tornado researchers can't yet explain why some storms are strong, others weak, some small and others are mile-wide giants.
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May 19 2011
NOAA Forecasts A Busy Hurricane Season
Federal forecasters predicted another busy hurricane season and warn that residents of U.S. coastal areas shouldn't count on being as lucky as they were last year.
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May 18 2011
Exploding Melon Mishap in China
Misuse of growth hormones on the melon farms in China is causing a rupture in goods.
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May 13 2011
China’s Yangtze River Running Dry
A mix of weather patterns across the country have left the east coast high and dry as the south struggles with flooding.
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May 10 2011
Trees Hold Thousand-Year History of El Niño
A new 1,100-year history of the El Niño cycle promises to help improve how climate models see the impact of global warming.
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May 05 2011
Feeling Climate Change Down on the Farm
Global warming has been cutting into worldwide wheat and corn production, except in the United States.
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