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Excelling in mesoscale and microscale fundamental research
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The Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology (MMM) Laboratory is motivated by the societal need to improve information and strategies regarding high-impact weather, and continues to investigate the predictability of hazards on short-time scales, and statistics of extremes on decadal-time scales.

We are also exploring ensemble prediction and better ways to convey information within a rapidly changing environment. These efforts, coupled with fundamental research to improve simulation tools and understand processes, allow MMM to lead the community toward next-generation prediction capabilities.

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The Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology (MMM) Laboratory is comprised of approximately 70 staff as well as ongoing visiting researchers. Together, they share a mission to advance the understanding of mesoscale and microscale aspects of weather and climate.










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