Some pointers for any who may share my particular (admittedly geeky) tastes in web surfing:

There is an "e-print" server for atmospheric and oceanic science papers, maintained at Los Alamos. Last time I checked there were not that many papers there. However, this service (and any others like it) seems sure to become a lot more popular soon, since it's an idea whose time has obviously come.

If you want to ogle heaps of up-to-date weather data, a good site is the Purdue Weather Processor, and of course CMPO's own Synoptic and Large Scale Flow Dynamics Lab is good too - they even have weather forecasts in plain english for the New England area. These two sites have links to a number of other similar ones.

This past summer, I went to the Stratified and Rotating Turbulence Workshop at NCAR. This was a pretty interesting meeting; their home page gives abstracts for some of the talks and posters (I did a poster, with coauthors Alan Plumb and Darryn Waugh).

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