The Kentucky Mesonet is a great asset for the Commonwealth of Kentucky in a multitude of ways, from real-time storm monitoring to building a detailed climate record. A detailed climate record is essential as causality between observations and extreme weather can be identified, making it a great tool in an evolving climate system. The climate record being developed at the 75+ Kentucky Mesonet observation stations consists of approximately 75 indices that reflect frequency, extremes, range, duration, trends of precipitation, droughts, and extreme temperatures. Calculations are done for daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, bi-annual, and annual aggregation periods. Tools will also be developed based on interactions with policymakers and stakehold...
Climatic variability can lead to large‐scale alterations in the hydrologic cycle, some of which ca...
Assessing Climate Change and Impacts on Future Water Availability and Droughts in the Kentucky River...
Hourly precipitation data from thirty cooperative stations in Kentucky from 1965 to 1996 were used t...
The Kentucky Mesonet is a research-grade weather and climate observing network with redundant sensor...
It is said of just about every state: “If you don’t like the weather, stick around. It’ll change.” I...
The most recent consensus of the scientific community regarding global climate change is straightfor...
Mesoscale in situ meteorological observations are essential for better understanding and forecasting...
Anthropogenic activities including urbanization, rapid industrialization, deforestation and burning ...
Weather and climate are fundamental to the health, safety, and welfare of residents and communities ...
During 1–2 May 2010, a series of strong thunderstorms led to 41, 57, and 43 tornado, severe wind, an...
Drought is a well-known and costly climate-related natural hazard. Unlike other climate-related natu...
Variation in quantities such as precipitation and temperature is often assessed by detecting and cha...
Mesoscale in situ meteorological observations are essential for better understanding and forecasting...
This research develops impact assessments of climate change projections by incorporating climate var...
During 1–2 May 2010, a series of strong thunderstorms led to 41, 57, and 43 tornado, severe wind, an...
Climatic variability can lead to large‐scale alterations in the hydrologic cycle, some of which ca...
Assessing Climate Change and Impacts on Future Water Availability and Droughts in the Kentucky River...
Hourly precipitation data from thirty cooperative stations in Kentucky from 1965 to 1996 were used t...
The Kentucky Mesonet is a research-grade weather and climate observing network with redundant sensor...
It is said of just about every state: “If you don’t like the weather, stick around. It’ll change.” I...
The most recent consensus of the scientific community regarding global climate change is straightfor...
Mesoscale in situ meteorological observations are essential for better understanding and forecasting...
Anthropogenic activities including urbanization, rapid industrialization, deforestation and burning ...
Weather and climate are fundamental to the health, safety, and welfare of residents and communities ...
During 1–2 May 2010, a series of strong thunderstorms led to 41, 57, and 43 tornado, severe wind, an...
Drought is a well-known and costly climate-related natural hazard. Unlike other climate-related natu...
Variation in quantities such as precipitation and temperature is often assessed by detecting and cha...
Mesoscale in situ meteorological observations are essential for better understanding and forecasting...
This research develops impact assessments of climate change projections by incorporating climate var...
During 1–2 May 2010, a series of strong thunderstorms led to 41, 57, and 43 tornado, severe wind, an...
Climatic variability can lead to large‐scale alterations in the hydrologic cycle, some of which ca...
Assessing Climate Change and Impacts on Future Water Availability and Droughts in the Kentucky River...
Hourly precipitation data from thirty cooperative stations in Kentucky from 1965 to 1996 were used t...