East Bay Science Cafe: Climate Change | Berkeley

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The East Bay Science Café is a Café Scientifique style forum for discussing interesting and relevant scientific issues.

This month: Understanding the Current and Future Climate in California
This presentation will describe the basic large-scale and local climatology of California, the mechanisms of change, and the uncertainties associated with climate model simulations and analysis.

The hydrologic response to temperature increase and changes in precipitation frequency and intensity on the Sierra Nevada snowmelt and streamflow response will also be covered.

About the Speaker: Norman Miller
The Staff Scientist in the Earth Sciences Division at Berkeley Lab, is an Adjunct Professor in the Geography Department at UC Berkeley. He is focused on understanding hydroclimate processes and related impacts based on modeling and analysis of climate, hydrology, and
ecology, and their impacts on energy and water supply and demand, water quality, agriculture, and impacts to other sectors of society.

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