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CLIMATE SYSTEM DYNAMICS GROUP
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The Climate System Dynamics group in the Dept of Environmental, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Lowell researches how natural and anthropogenic perturbations to the earth system influence climate and weather events. We are interested in using insights from this work to better understand the role of climate and weather in shaping societies and ecosystems in the past, and to prepare for climate related impacts in the future.
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Latest Group News
May 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Laurie Agel on the characteristics, trends, and mechanistic drivers of heat wave events in the Northeast U.S.
April 2021: Tyler Harrington successfully defended his master's thesis. Congratulations Tyler!!
April 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Tyler Harrington on identifying the sources of Arctic water vapor.
March 2021: Tyler Harrington has received a William M. Lapenta NOAA Student Internship at the NCEP Environmental Modeling Center. Congratulations Tyler!
February 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Jitendra Singh on the amplifying risk of spatially compounding droughts during different modes of natural ocean variability.
January 2021: Tyler Harrington was awarded the 1st place student poster presentation at the 35th Annual Conference on Hydrology at the 2021 AMS Annual Meeting! Congratulations Tyler!
January 2021: Tyler Harrington presented his research on tracing the sources of Arctic moisture, and on the role of evapotranspiration in shaping North American drought at the American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting.
November 2020: Check out our recent paper led by Alex Thompson on the use of water isotope-enabled Earth system models to constrain estimates of past monsoon activity.
September 2020: Check out a recent press release of our new project to understand Northeast US heat waves and droughts.
May 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Laurie Agel on the characteristics, trends, and mechanistic drivers of heat wave events in the Northeast U.S.
April 2021: Tyler Harrington successfully defended his master's thesis. Congratulations Tyler!!
April 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Tyler Harrington on identifying the sources of Arctic water vapor.
March 2021: Tyler Harrington has received a William M. Lapenta NOAA Student Internship at the NCEP Environmental Modeling Center. Congratulations Tyler!
February 2021: Check out our recent paper led by Jitendra Singh on the amplifying risk of spatially compounding droughts during different modes of natural ocean variability.
January 2021: Tyler Harrington was awarded the 1st place student poster presentation at the 35th Annual Conference on Hydrology at the 2021 AMS Annual Meeting! Congratulations Tyler!
January 2021: Tyler Harrington presented his research on tracing the sources of Arctic moisture, and on the role of evapotranspiration in shaping North American drought at the American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting.
November 2020: Check out our recent paper led by Alex Thompson on the use of water isotope-enabled Earth system models to constrain estimates of past monsoon activity.
September 2020: Check out a recent press release of our new project to understand Northeast US heat waves and droughts.