Understanding how ice forms in the atmosphere is crucial to our being able to predict extreme weather events. Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. In this talk, Prof. Daniel Knopf of the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences describes how we think ice forms in the atmosphere, experiments that are being done, and the current debates on how to interpret the results.
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