Tim Garrett Assistant Professor 821 WBB Phone: (801) 581-5768 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: tim.garrett@utah.edu	Research Interests My group focuses on using airborne observations to understand how small-scale cloud processes are important to climate. Current topics include the effects of pollution on the radiative properties of clouds, and the interactions between dynamics, radiation, and microphysics within tropical cirrus.

	John Horel Professor 483 INSCC Phone: (801) 581-7091 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: john.horel@utah.edu	Research Interests My research is centered on the weather and climate of the western United States, data assimilation, mountain meteorology, fire weather, and Great Salt Lake studies. I participate in the Mountain Meteorology Group within the department, which conducts a broad program of research related to weather and climate processes of the western United States.

	Steven Krueger Professor 817 WBB Phone: (801) 581-3903 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: steve.krueger@utah.edu	Research Interests My research interests include numerical simulation of cloud systems, with particular emphasis on the interactions between large-scale and cloud-scale processes, as well as turbulence and mixing in clouds.

	Gerald 'Jay' Mace Associate Professor 822 WBB Phone: (801) 585-9489 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: Jay.Mace@utah.edu	Research Interests Cloud property retrieval algorithms, cloud parameterization in climate models

	Kevin Perry Assistant Professor 815 WBB Phone: (801) 581-6138 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: kevin.perry@utah.edu	Research Interests My primary research interests are concerned with identifying the sources, sinks, transport, optical properties, and climatic effects of particulate matter in the atmosphere.

	Zhaoxia Pu Assistant Professor 813 WBB Phone: (801) 585-3864 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: Zhaoxia.Pu@utah.edu	Research Interests My research interests are in atmospheric data assimilation, numerical weather prediction and predictability. Primary areas of interest include: methods of data assimilation, proper use of new satellite and radar observations, data impact on numerical weather prediction and predictability. Additional areas of interest include hurricanes, precipitation and numerical modeling.

	Thomas Reichler Assistant Professor 484 INSCC Phone: (801) 585-0040 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: thomas.reichler (at) utah.edu	Research Interests I am interested in large-scale atmospheric dynamics, including dynamics of climate, the coupling between the stratosphere and the troposphere, long-range atmospheric predictability, and numerical modeling of the atmosphere.

	Gene Robl Assistant Professor (Lecturer) 811 WBB Phone: (801) 581-7321 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: gene.robl@utah.edu

	Vincent V. Salomonson Research Professor Office: 809 WBB 801-585-9492 (office) 801-253-6195 (home) 801-231-5474 (cell) email: Vince.Salomonson@utah.edu	Research Interests Spaceborne remote sensing of Earth-atmosphere processes and trends with emphasis on hydrological processes, water resources management, regional and global snow cover dynamics.

	Jim Steenburgh Professor and Chair 819 WBB Phone: (801) 585-9482, 581-8727 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: jim.steenburgh@utah.edu	Research Interests My research and teaching interests are in mountain weather and climate including orographic precipitation, orographically modified cyclone evolution, thermally driven flows, lake-effect snowstorms, and weather prediction over complex terrain.

	Dave Whiteman Research Professor 486 INSCC Phone: (801) 585-1414 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: dave.whiteman@utah.edu	Research Interests Mountain meteorology, boundary layer meteorology, air pollution meteorology, measurements and instrumentation, frost damage in orchards and vineyards, micrometeorology, fire weather, undergraduate and graduate education.

	Ed Zipser Professor 809 WBB Phone: (801) 585-0467 Fax: (801) 585-3681 email: Ed.Zipser@utah.edu	Research Interests Tropical convection, hurricanes