Our #March #sciencehighlights features Battula et al. 2025, Leveraging the Atmospheric River Framework to Categorize Top‐Decile Precipitation Regimes in Colorado.
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#precipitation #colorado #AtmosphericRivers #WestCoast #GulfofAmerica #Hydrology

New #sciencehighlights for February Ryu et al 2025 Contrasting features of cloud and radiative heating from multi-satellite observations over Oklahoma and Korea
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#Cloudsat #Oklahoma #Korea #RadiativeHeating

Announcing our first #sciencehighlights of the year! Filipiak et al. 2025; Assessing Dynamic and Thermodynamic Variability in Initial and Boundary Conditions for Snowstorm Prediction in the Northeast United States. Check out the popular summary on our website!!
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The Ten Most Significant Science Stories of 2025, From Medical Breakthroughs to an Interstellar Visitor All year long, these moments captivated the public, demonstrated dangerous trends, and pushed research and innovation forward

The Ten Most Significant Science Stories of 2025, From Medical Breakthroughs to an Interstellar Visitor #Science #HealthandMedicine #PublicHealth #MedicalBreakthroughs #InterstellarVisitor #ScienceHighlights

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New October #sciencehighlights Peng et al 2025! STREAM-Sat: A Novel Near-Realtime Quasi-Global Satellite-Only Ensemble Precipitation Dataset
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August #sciencehighlights is here! Featuring Watters et al 2025: A Diagnosis of Oceanic Precipitation in IMERG-GMI
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New #sciencehighlights for July Bogerd et al 2024
Potential of mm-Wave Doppler-Polarimetric Profiler Observations for Quality Assessment of Hydrometeor Classification Schemes
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#Hydrometeorclassification #dual-frequencyprofiler

June #sciencehighlights Choi et al 2025: Characteristics of Global Light Rain System From GPM/DPR Measurements. Four distinct global light rain systems analyzed using satellite observations, providing a deeper understanding of their properties. Read the full summary: connect.agu.org/hydrology/ab...

New #sciencehighlights: Fernando et al. 2025 Global Precipitation Estimate Error Decomposition Analysis for 14 Passive Microwave Sensors
The first global error decomposition of satellite precipitation estimates, revealing key strengths and limitations of PMW sensors
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New #sciencehighlights for April:
Shates et al 2025
KAZR-CloudSat Analysis of Snowing Profiles at the North Slope of Alaska: Implications of the Satellite Radar Blind Zone

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New #sciencehighlights for March!!
Ji and Barros 2024 Toward Building a Virtual Laboratory to Investigate Rainfall Microphysics at Process Scales

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2024 Science Highlights from the NIH Director’s Blog This year on the NIH Director’s Blog, we covered a wide range of NIH-supported research from across our institutes and centers. We explored exciting new findings that came from clinical trials and …

Very proud and energized for 2025 that our paper on 🧠 molecular pathology in #PTSD and #MDD made it in #NIH Director’s 2024 #ScienceHighlights! directorsblog.nih.gov/2024/12/20/2...

What happened in space in 2024? Follow the link for the highlights of this amazing year:

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#SpaceExploration #Astronomy2024 #ScienceHighlights