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05/01/2020

MJO-induced drying air across Central America may be a precursor to active weeks of U.S. tornadoes

11/01/2018

AOML scientist participates in international South Atlantic research cruise

05/01/2018

AOML/CIMAS team participates in international South Atlantic research cruise to collect important data and turn-around moorings

03/01/2018

PIRATA Northeast Extension Research Cruise Underway

12/15/2017

NOAA/AOML - CARICOOS Underwater Gliders Successfully Monitor the different ocean conditions during the strongest 2017 Atlantic Hurricanes

NOAA/AOML completed three underwater glider missions in support of the 2017 Hurricane Field Program. Full story>>


07/31/2017

Western Boundary Time Series Cruise Extends Decades-Long Data Series

Research has shown that changes in the Meridional Overturning Circulation (MOC) are correlated with variations in socially important environmental conditions such as coastal sea levels, surface air temperature and precipitation patterns, and extreme weather dynamics such as hurricane intensification. Full story>>


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