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• richard-jones---k-scale-year-long-global-um-simulations-for-dyamond-3-at-convection-permitting-resolution.pdf

  more outputs to come out of the WCRP global hackathon and new collaborations created. International intercomparison and learning from each other • Sharing of evaluation and diagnostic tools, e.g. CSET, will enhance our community efforts WCRP hackathon • Open-source, portable • python-based libraries

• Climate change raised the odds of unprecedented wildfires in 2023-24

  . Forests take decades to centuries to recover from fire disturbance, meaning that extreme fire years such as 2023-24 result in a lasting deficit in carbon storage for many years to come.  “In Canada, almost a decade’s worth of carbon emissions from fire were recorded in a single fire season - more

• A change in the pollen season – but is it worse than normal?

  . However, the potency of these pollen grains could be more intense this year, and that comes down to the weather we’ve had in spring. “A warm and wet May, coupled with a relatively warm spring, means there’s a chance that the pollen that has developed is particularly potent, even if the amounts aren’t

• One year on from three storms in a week

  planes safely in challenging conditions.   Storm Eunice brought widespread impacts to much of the UK. Image: Shutterstock. Severe weather hasn’t been hard to come by since those wind warnings in February 2022. A summer of record-breaking heat, including a drought for many, followed by a December

• Consolidated RCC Assessments_24 Jan 2017

  . The establishment of the Climate Application and Prediction Centre for Central Africa (CAPC-CA) comes in response to the difficulties which the individual National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) in the area face in fulfilling their mission and providing national users with high-quality climate

• highway-wiser-research-fellowship-full-report.pdf

  . Different winds are described and characterised according to strength and the direction from which they come. For example, the fisher folk community on Kenyan side of Lake Victoria refer to a certain strong wind coming from the southwest as “Ogingo”. This wind brings the danger of waterspouts which

• wiser-newsletter-0223.pdf

  to focus on delivery. WISER Africa Whilst we were approving the main grant process, we have made great progress with our CAPEX activities. Although these are smaller interventions, they have been an integral element taken forward from previous phases of WISER, which has been brilliant to see come

• air-pollution-detectives.pdf

  . That means we can’t see them. However, some of the pollutant’s particles are big enough to be visible to the naked eye. 4. Discuss air pollution. Think about what it is and where it comes from in your local area. What impact does this have on our health? How might this impact the community? How

• Enhancing aviation safety: 40 years as a World Area Forecast Centre

  to aviation weather forecasting across the globe for decades to come.” - Debra Blondin, Deputy Director Aviation Weather Center / NOAA. This 40-year success story is a testament to the dedication and expertise of countless individuals at the Met Office and our partner organisations, making air travel safer

• benni-buchenau-mike-bell-john-edwards--to-what-extent-can-bjerknes-compensation-explain-a-weak-amoc-in-gc5-lfric.pdf

  and Δq is the surface gradient in specific humidity. This means that changes in latent heat flux over the ocean can come from three places: Different screen-level humidity (given equal SSTs), different near-surface wind speed, or different surface stability (feeding into the stability function