Sam Ng
Degree: Ph.D.
Professor
Department: Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
- Phone: 303-615-0781
- Email: [email protected]
Topics
Climatology Environment Global Warming/Climate Change/Meteorology ScienceExpertise
- Forecasting
- Winter weather
- Convective storms
- Mesoscale meteorology
About
Sam Ng, Ph.D., is a professor of meteorology at Metropolitan State University of Denver where he’s been teaching for over a decade. His research includes regional and local climate changes, mesoscale convective systems, winter weather phenomenon, rapid cyclogenesis, occlusion process, quantitative precipitation forecasting and numerical weather prediction.
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Climate and Environment
‘We are living in a tinderbox’
Unrelenting heat and drought break records — contributing to wildfire and deaths — in Colorado and around the world.
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Climate and Environment
The truth about winter in Denver
The Mile High City is far from a bleak, freezing snowscape during the cooler months — and the season’s weather patterns may surprise you.
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Climate and Environment
The truth about summer in Denver
It’s very dry and surprisingly hot. Then, it gets chilly. And occasionally, it rains — like, really rains. Let meteorologist Sam Ng explain.
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Climate and Environment
Tibetan leader to visit MSU Denver with climate-change warning
Lobsang Sangay, the former prime minister of Tibet’s government-in-exile, will speak about his country’s looming environmental crisis and why it matters to the rest of the world.
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