About us
We love all things climate. Our lab is interested in the hows and whys of climate and weather, but also the so whats. Our work spans a number of topics - from addressing questions on atmospheric circulation and climate variability, to understanding climate impacts on natural resources, to developing climate datasets and tools. We work to better connect climate information and science to a variety of disciplines and improve the accessibility of climate information to assist decision-makers and other scientists, as well as to better communicate the importance of climate variability to the general public.
Recent news
Summer 2018
Spring 2018
Fall 2017
- John co-authors a study led by Darren Ficklin from Indiana University that shows common responses in managed and natural waterways to climate changes in PNAS
- John contributes to an article published in the Guardian with Drs. Daniel Swain and Crystal Kolden on the confounding factors involved in California's fire problem.
Spring 2018
- Lauren published her study on potential changes in climatic suitability for almond cultivation in Climatic Change, (press release).
- John and Katherine published a new dataset called TerraClimate in Nature Scientific Data.
Fall 2017
- Abigail Lute joins the lab to pursue a PhD in Water Resources and NSF IGERT program
- Joshua Clark joins the lab to pursue a MS in Natural Resources (in addition to his day job as a fire meteorologist for Washington State Department of Natural Resources)
- John get's interviewed by numerous media outlets including NPR on the recent fire season in the West
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