Lab in the sky: experts fly high to examine state's weather patterns
PONCA CITY — Ah, the lazy days of summer, when you can lie back, gaze at puffy white clouds lumbering overhead and wonder, "Is continental cumulus convection modulated by land surface conditions?”
Well, you might if you're one of the 100 or so scientists who have gathered in Oklahoma for an international research project. The three-week study, which runs until the end of June, could alter — or at least tweak ...
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