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How Terrain and Temperature Shape Mountain Wind Patterns

How Terrain and Temperature Shape Mountain Wind Patterns

by David Crowe | Nov 13, 2025 | Terrier

Some of the most extreme conditions on Earth are experienced within mountains. Mt. Washington, NH, for example, experiences some of the harshest weather on the continent. It has an annual average wind speed of 35 mph and holds the record for the second-highest wind...
Why Smoke Transport Modeling Is Critical During Fire Season

Why Smoke Transport Modeling Is Critical During Fire Season

by David Crowe | Aug 21, 2025 | Data

When wildfires break out, the flames aren’t the only concern; where the smoke goes can have massive downstream impacts on health, travel, and response coordination. That’s where smoke transport modeling comes in. The High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR)...

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