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The Colorado Climate Center was established by the state
in 1974, through the Colorado
State University Agricultural Experiment Station, to provide information
and expertise on Colorado's complex climate. Through its threefold program
of Climate Monitoring (data acquisition, analysis, and archiving), Climate
Research and Climate Services, the Center is responding to many climate
related questions and problems affecting the state today.
The Colorado Climate Center is located at Colorado
State University within the
Department of Atmospheric Science, in the College
of Engineering. Dr.
Thomas B. McKee is State Climatologist Emeritus (served the state from
1974-1999) and is a Professor in the Atmospheric Science Department. Dr.
Roger A. Pielke, Sr. was appointed State Climatologist beginning May
15, 1999 and is also a Professor of Atmospheric Science, and President of
the American Association of State Climatologists. Nolan J. Doesken is a
Research Associate in the Center and has been with the Center since 1977.
For our Contact Information
including mailing address and email go here.
For our Staff Information
go here.
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