Climate scientist leading the Oceans & Climate Lab @CUBoulder | Associate Professor @CUBoulderATOC | Fellow @CIRESnews | Editor-in-Chief @theAGU GRL
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To help contextualize the newly released #IPCC Report, here's 800,000 years of Earth's CO2 history in 30 seconds.
Here the roundup of all three open faculty positions in climate science at CU Boulder in a single thread.
(1 of 3) Assistant Professor of Polar or Cryospheric Sciences
Units: CIRES + [department flexible]
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(2 of 3) Associate Professor of Arctic Sciences and Environmental Intelligence
Units: [institute flexible] + [department flexible]
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(3 of 3) Assistant Professor in Boundary-Layer and Coupled Earth System Processes with Physics-Informed Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Unit: Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences
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And yet one MORE tenure-track job at CU Boulder. This time, the hire is squarely in my department: Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences.
Assistant Professor in Boundary-Layer and Coupled Earth System Processes with Physics-Informed Artificial Intelligence (AI)
jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDe…
Another tenure-track faculty job at CU Boulder. This time both the institute and the department are flexible and will depend on candidate's expertise. Yes, @CIRESnews and @CUBoulderATOC are both on the list.
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Tenure-track faculty job alert at CU Boulder! Hire is through @CIRESnews and departmental affiliation will be decided in consultation with the new hire.
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Heard on a call this morning... For #AGU26 community, if you're presenting a poster this year, there are changes to the format! We're going square.
El Niño... wait for it!
With observations updated through September.
Long-term observations (HadISST back to 1870, gray)
Satellite record (OIv2 back to 1982, black)
Dynamical model ensemble mean from the IRI plume (red).
My take on the current status, forecast, and impacts of El Niño 2026 - written for general audience
I heard radio hosts laughing crazily about "Godzilla" El Niño this morning. I laugh about that, too. I don't even love the word "super" before El Niño. Anyway, here's what's up.
ONI takes an average of SST anomalies over a broader region in the eastern equatorial Pacific. As of the close of August, we were already just a few tenths of a degree Centigrade from breaking the previous ONI record (2.5°C), set in the winter of 2025/26.
That 3.5°C would beat the previous record (winter of 2025/26) by about 1°C, which is a lot—40% stronger.