Posters and Presentations from the Atmospheric Convection and Air-Sea Interactions over the Tropical Oceans Workshop are now available on the workshop webpage. Oral presentations can be found under the "Agenda" link.

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When organizing a Climate Process Team, consider the newly comprised list of best practices generated by experts participating in the 2018 Fall AGU Town Hall organized by the US CLIVAR Process Study and Model Improvement Panel.

We will provide live broadcast of the Atmospheric Convection and Air-Sea Interactions over the Tropical Oceans workshop. The stream will begin at 08:30 MDT on May 7, 2019. No Q&A will be accepted from online participants.

A recording of our most recent POS Panel webinar series featuring a recap of the 2019 Sea Level Hotspots from Florida to Maine workshop is now available on our YouTube channel

Missed our Sea Level Hotspots from Florida to Maine Workshop? Co-Chair Ricardo Domingues (NOAA/AOML) will present higlights and outcomes of the workshop at our next POS Panel webinar.

Tune in on Thursday, May 16 at 12PM EDT for Michael Spall's (WHOI) webinar "Wind-driven variability of the MOC".

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Our upcoming 2019 Spring Variations webinar will be on Thursday, April 11 from 2:00 - 3:30 PM EDT. This is an opportunity to learn more about the articles presented in this issue. Come with questions as there will be a q&a at the end of each talk. See the webinar calendar for more information.

While US CLIVAR has traditionally focused on ocean-atmosphere coupling and its role on climate variability, in this edition of Variations we examine the coupling between the two lowest layers of the atmosphere, the troposphere and the stratosphere.