CPASW Announcement:  NOAA’s 10th annual Climate Prediction Applications Science Workshop (CPASW) will be held in Miami, Florida, 13-15 March 2012. It will bring together climate information users, tool developers, researchers, and providers to identify recommended state-of the-art science practices on the use of climate information and gaps in climate data and prediction services. The goals of 2012 CPASW are to build a community of climate practitioners, discover user needs, assess impacts of climate forecasts on environmental-societal interactions, identify the science potential for meeting these needs, and provide feedback to producers on the usability of existing climate products.

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1. CWRF ready for climate service

   by Xin-Zhong Liang and Julian X.L. Wang

2. Toward a framework for incorporating MJO and ENSO information into CPC probabilistic extended range forecasts

   by Nat Johnson et al.

3. Seasonal forecasting using the climate predictability tool (CPT)

   by S. J. Mason

4. Feasibility of dynamical seasonal precipitation prediction for the Pacific islands

   by H. Annamalai et al.

5. Wildland fire climate needs roundtable

   by Peter B. Roohr

    Information Links

• 9th NOAA Annual Climate Prediction Applications Science Workshop, Des Moines, IA, 1-4 March 2011

• NWS Local 3-Month Temperature Outlook

• Regional Integrated Sciences & Assessments (RISA) Research Teams

  Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS)

  Southeast Climate Consortium (SECC)

  Climate Impacts Group (CIG)

  California Nevada Applications Program (CNAP)

  Carolinas Integrated Sciences and Assessments (CISA)

  New England Integrated Sciences and Assessments (NEISA)

  Western Water Assessment (WWA)

  Pacific RISA

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