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NOAA: Researchers Head to the Mountains to Improve Weather and Water Forecasting Tools
Rocky Mountain Biological LaboratoryCrested ButteWest Elk MountainsColorado RockiesUpper Colorado River BasinImperial ValleyDenverLos AngelesPopulus tremuloides
Summary
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued the following news: As aspen leaves blazed across the Colorado Rockies this fall, NOAA scientists were busy installing a state-of-theart observing network in a remote basin near Crested Butte to study how precipitation forms in the complex,
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