The U.S. often sees more frequent tornadoes when the climate is transitioning out of El Niño – exactly what was happening in late April when tornadoes hit Oklahoma, Nebraska and Iowa.
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Selman joins Rice Board of Trustees, Kraft re-elected
Rice University has announced the appointment of Cathryn Selman ’78 and the re-election of Patti Kraft ’87 to its board of trustees. Both distinguished alumnae will serve four-year terms starting July 1.
Selman joins Rice Board of Trustees, Kraft reelected
Rice University has announced the appointment of Cathryn Selman ’78 and the reelection of Patti Kraft ’87 to its board of trustees. Both distinguished alumnae will serve four-year terms starting July 1.
From fires out west to hailstorms in the central United States: Unraveling the link with machine learning
ML models demonstrate western U.S. fires boost the occurrences of large hailstones in the central U.S. states particularly based on 20 years of observational data.
From fires out west to hailstorms in the central United States: Unraveling the link with machine learning
ML models demonstrate western U.S. fires boost the occurrences of large hailstones in the central U.S. states particularly based on 20 years of observational data.
From fires out west to hailstorms in the central United States: Unraveling the link with machine learning
ML models demonstrate western U.S. fires boost the occurrences of large hailstones in the central U.S. states particularly based on 20 years of observational data.
From fires out west to hailstorms in the central United States: Unraveling the link with machine learning
ML models demonstrate western U.S. fires boost the occurrences of large hailstones in the central U.S. states particularly based on 20 years of observational data.
From fires out west to hailstorms in the central United States: Unraveling the link with machine learning
ML models demonstrate western U.S. fires boost the occurrences of large hailstones in the central U.S. states particularly based on 20 years of observational data.
