MetEd is a free collection of hundreds of training resources intended for the geoscience community. Whether you're an experienced meteorologist honing existing skills or a student looking for new geoscience topics of interest, we have something for you. Learn more about MetEd in this short video.
One of the more challenging forecasts in the Tropics is differentiating when/where there will be heavy rains. Are the predicted storms going to be everyday rains or will they be flood-producing deep convection? There are many products we can use to help...
In small island and coastal nations, where freshwater resources are increasingly threatened by climate change, effective groundwater monitoring is extremely important. This module was developed in partnership with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO)...
This brief lesson focuses on the detection and monitoring of cold-core upper air low pressure systems over the tropical Pacific region using satellite imagery. The benefits of using water vapor imagery and the Airmass RGB in the detection of cold-core upper...
Are you new to UNIX command line and need to get a quick tutorial? This is a great place to start. In this lesson, we will explore the command line through some quick exercises that compare command line UNIX to your PC or Mac environment that you are used...
The Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) can influence weather at subseasonal scales as it moves eastward across the tropical regions of the globe. These influences can extend to midlatitudes including the contiguous U.S., and even as far northward as Alaska. This...
Your advisor just dumped a task on your desk without much time to complete the task. You have two different netCDF files that you need to compare to help verify the output from the National Water Model compared to USGS river gage data from Hurricane Harvey...
Your advisor just dumped a task on your desk without much time to complete the task. You have two different netCDF files that you need to compare to help verify the output from the National Water Model compared to USGS river gage data from Hurricane Harvey...
Your advisor just dumped a task on your desk without much time to complete the task. You have two different netCDF files that you need to compare to help verify the output from the National Water Model compared to USGS river gage data from Hurricane Harvey...
This lesson highlights the use of the GOES-R Ash and SO2 RGB products to assess the composition of volcanic plumes. The following performance components and skills, techniques, and knowledge requirements from the 2018 WMO Guidelines on Satellite Skills and...
As sea levels rise and the frequency of coastal flooding increases, the need to forecast, plan and communicate information for these events is growing. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) has a set of interactive high tide...
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