Emily beats 1959 season’s fifth named storm by 12 days
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William Gray of Colorado State University has predicted 15 named storms.
William Gray of Colorado State University has predicted 15 named storms.
Boris Kondratieff, an entomology professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, predicts that the flickering critters will sprinkle the night skies in Colorado because of the wet June. Kondratieff said fireflies need water to develop their young.
While most summer classes occur indoors, students in the College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University attend sessions at 9,000 ft., in a classroom without walls. Pingree Park, located 70 miles northwest of Fort Collins, Colo., provides an ideal …
Get used to it, says the dean of the USA’s hurricane scientists, who predicted that this hurricane season would produce more storms than average, as did last year’s. William Gray of the Tropical Meteorology Project at Colorado State University says …
Bill Bertschy, director of Pingree Park mountain campus of Colorado State University, says moose sightings have steadily increased over the past decade.
Dennis also bolsters earlier predictions that this would be an active hurricane season, with William Gray of Colorado State University predicting a total of 15 named storms and eight named hurricanes.
Forecaster William Gray at Colorado State University has upped his 2005 Atlantic hurricane forecast three times since December, beginning with 11 named storms, then 13, then 15. Now he is saying the number of named storms will be “significantly above” …
Some researchers caution that it’s too early to tell how large a role dogs will play in combatting human cancer. “You have to be very careful about moving from species to species,” says David Vail, a veterinary oncologist at Colorado …
“As we develop, and water resources are further expanded, they indeed might spread,” said Boris Kondratieff, an entomology professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. “These local colonies can ebb and flow depending on water conditions.”
Co-author Matthew Weeg received his doctorate from Cornell and worked in Andrew Bass’s laboratory before recently becoming a lecturer at Colorado State University.