Jeff Berardelli
JEFF BERARDELLI: So when you take a long term drought due to climate change–mostly due to climate change, not all of it–and then you take…
CUSP Ask a Climate Scientist Fall Edition
Fall has begun, which means that not only can you order your favorite pumpkin treat, but you can ask CUSP climate scientists your favorite fall science questions.
A Changing City: Weather and Climate
Join us as MTA engineers, scientists, policy makers, and emergency planners must work together to navigate these changes and their impact on the transit system.
Thunder and Lightning: Weather Past, Present, Future
Lauren Redniss, author of Radioactive: Marie & Pierre Curie, debuts her new title. Developed while she was an artist in residence at the Museum, Thunder & Lightning: Weather, Past, Present, Future brings Redniss’s unique style to a journey to the driest desert on Earth, to an island in the Arctic, and beyond. She considers the danger and beauty of weather, how it informs our history, and the forces that drive these meteorological events.
Nature’s Workshop: Weather Exploration and Monitoring
A family-friendly educational event in Marine Park.
The jetstream and the potholes
The country is in a deep freeze today, but in NYC it’s the yo-yoing temperatures that stand out. Meterologists wonder if a stuttering jet stream, caused by declining Arctic sea ice, is behind the swings.
Hurricane Sandy bulletin
(Screenshot: New York Times Interactive Hurricane Map; 11 AM, 10/26) New York City is in for quite a wallop from Hurricane Sandy, beginning on Sunday…
New York City Hurricane Irene news roundup – reports, maps, science, advice
How to Prepare for Hurricane Irene via Nbcnewyork New York City hurricane evacuation zones via WNYC (interactive map) hurricane evacuation zones via Nyc Hurricane Tracker via Nytimes Urban Ocean Observatory Hurricane Irene Scientific…