UW News
Roger Marchand
February 5, 2018
UW atmospheric scientists flying through clouds above Antarctica’s Southern Ocean

UW atmospheric sciences faculty and graduate students are in Tasmania studying how clouds form over Antarctica’s Southern Ocean.
April 6, 2016
UW-led field project watching clouds from a remote island off Antarctica

From a tiny island halfway between New Zealand and Antarctica, scientists hope to learn more about the physics of clouds above the stormy, inhospitable Southern Ocean.