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A focused measurement effort on convective activity around Houston, Texas, will stretch from June through September.

Starting with one instrument in an Oklahoma farm field in May 1992, ARM has since gathered data from all seven continents and five oceans.

In the third article in a series about ARM’s four Decadal Vision themes, see how ARM data will get a boost from emerging data management practices, hardware, and software.

A new machine-learning study, led by Dié Wang of Brookhaven National Laboratory, tracks large-scale weather patterns and provides baseline categories for disentangling how aerosol particles affect storm severity.

Campaigns led by ARM and other agencies are trying to unwind the puzzle of deep convection in an urban coastal environment.

In the second article in a series about ARM's four Decadal Vision themes, learn about ARM's long-term plans to improve data descriptions, internal analyses, and analytical techniques.

A new set of papers from a 13-month expedition to study the central Arctic highlights the importance of examining all components of the climate system together.

An ARM campaign in Colorado unites with two other research efforts to better understand critical mountain hydrology Imagine turning on the water tap, only to get a dribble instead of a gush. Globally, mountain regions, which take up about 23% of Earth’s land area, might be coming to [...]

The third ARM Mobile Facility, operated by Sandia National Laboratories, moved from Oliktok Point, Alaska, in summer 2021. ARM data collection in Alaska continues in Utqiaġvik (formerly Barrow).

Based in Alaska, the vice-chair of ARM’s User Executive Committee (UEC) studies arctic weather and climate at scales tiny and vast.