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The Atmospheric Science Department is a nationally recognized academic organization working with a unique combination of partners. The faculty and students of the Department are co-located with and closely tied to UAHuntsville's Earth System Science Center. The National Weather Service, NASA and other partners are collocated with the Atmospheric Science department at the National Space Science and Technology Center.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (Feb. 14, 2012) — During some winters a significant amount of snow falls on parts of California. During other winters — like this one (so far) — there is much less snow. But more than 130 years of snow data show that over time snowfall in California is neither increasing nor decreasing.
