Meteorological Analysis and Prediction Laboratory at N.C. State University

The Meteorological Analysis and Prediction Laboratory
Under the leadership of Professor Gary M. Lackmann.

Past Group Pictures:
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

It is our belief that weather forecasting can be optimized through a physical and conceputal understanding of atmospheric processes, comprehensive understanding of numerical models and observational technologies, and responsible utilization of numerical model output.
The research objectives of this laboratory are to enhance understanding and to improve forecasting of synoptic-scale and mesoscale weather systems via observational and theoretical analysis, formulation and refinement of conceptual models, and improvements to numerical weather prediction models.

**The Meteorological Analysis and Prediction Laboratory**
Under the leadership of Professor Gary M. Lackmann.
Past Group Pictures: 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
It is our belief that weather forecasting can be optimized through a physical and conceputal understanding of atmospheric processes, comprehensive understanding of numerical models and observational technologies, and responsible utilization of numerical model output. The research objectives of this laboratory are to enhance understanding and to improve forecasting of synoptic-scale and mesoscale weather systems via observational and theoretical analysis, formulation and refinement of conceptual models, and improvements to numerical weather prediction models.

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This web page was developed by Scott Kennedy, Richard Yablonsky, Kelly Mahoney, and Barrett Smith.

Group photo taken by Paul Suffern.