You have likely heard news about El Niño recently. The National Weather Service reports that El Niño officially began in June. Observations from the International Research Institute show that it conti...

CSU students are addressing college student food insecurity by growing thousands of pounds of fresh produce for Rams Against Hunger each year.

Student participates in the Korea Precipitation Observation Program - The Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University is a leading global institution focusing on graduate education,...

Scientists say a warming climate is making extreme weather events like flash floods, heat waves, and hurricanes more intense. But how certain are they that climate change contributed to a specific dis...

We’re now nearly a couple weeks past the 50th Anniversary of the Big Thompson Flood, one of the deadliest weather-related disasters in our state’s history. There were several commemorative events on J...

CONVERSATIONS FROM THE CSU SPUR CLIMATE HUB GREEN & BOLD Green and Bold is the CSU Climate Hub podcast, featuring the scientists, innovators, and industry leaders driving climate solutions. Through en...

While we’ve come a long way since the Big Thompson event, there is still more to be done to increase our preparedness and resiliency for future flood events.

Happy July! As we start the new month, our office is busy preparing to commemorate one of Colorado’s most impactful weather events: the 1976 Big Thompson Flood. Nearly 50 years ago, on July 31, 1976, ...

Every Thursday morning, a colorful map of the United States updates online. Published by the National Drought Mitigation Center (NDMC) at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the U.S. Drought Monitor (...

A National Academy of Sciences report examined the latest advances in extreme event attribution science. As four of the authors explain, the type of disaster makes a difference.

CSU atmospheric scientists are launching weather balloons that help CDOT better predict storms, flooding and dangerous road conditions, giving crews better information before severe weather strikes.

The dangerous conditions in the New York area came just days before the FIFA World Cup final is set to be ​played in nearby New Jersey on Sunday in front of more than 80,000 fans.

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Happy July! As we start the new month, our office is busy preparing to commemorate one of Colorado’s most impactful weather events: the 1976 Big Thompson Flood. Nearly 50 years ago, on July 31, 1976, ...

Large fires have ignited in Colorado, and rain this week will offer some relief before a weekend heatwave. Monsoon rains are on the horizon.

A new reality that has emerged as wildfire seasons worsen, and it should demand more attention: wildfire smoke as the climate risk we breathe.