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Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS)
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Приєднався 12 чер 2008
Seasonal Forecast Outlook for the Energy Sector Winter 2024/25
This free virtual event will bring together weather and climate scientists, operational seasonal forecasters and representatives from across the energy sector to take a look ahead at the 2024/25 winter seasonal forecast. We will also hear some science talks, and discuss how seasonal forecasts are used in the energy sector more generally.
Dr Hazel Thornton, from the Monthly to Decadal Prediction team at the Met Office, will introduce what a seasonal forecast is, what uncertainties are associated with them and how they have improved over the last few decades. She will then examine the 2024/25 winter seasonal forecast from the Met Office and explore the key drivers of predictability for the upcoming winter.
Dr Hazel Thornton, from the Monthly to Decadal Prediction team at the Met Office, will introduce what a seasonal forecast is, what uncertainties are associated with them and how they have improved over the last few decades. She will then examine the 2024/25 winter seasonal forecast from the Met Office and explore the key drivers of predictability for the upcoming winter.
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Відео
Christmas Message from the President of the Royal Meteorological Society
Переглядів 1162 години тому
Professor Brian Golding, President of the Royal Meteorological Society, talks about some of the Society’s impact in 2024 in this RMetS Christmas Message.
State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector 2023/24- Ben Hutchins
Переглядів 126Місяць тому
This talk presents key findings from the "State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector 2023-24" report, which examines how weather and climate conditions impacted the UK electricity system between January 2023 and April 2024. Using a series of focused case studies, we explore the impacts of weather conditions on energy production, demand, and infrastructure. While the report does not provide a...
Climate Models: A Key Tool to make Future Climate Projections
Переглядів 157Місяць тому
Climate models are based on well-documented physical processes to simulate the transfer of several variables through the climate system. Climate models use mathematical equations to characterize how energy and matter interact in different parts of the ocean, atmosphere, and land. Building and running a climate model is a complex process of identifying and quantifying Earth system processes, rep...
Is a PhD for me?
Переглядів 197Місяць тому
Are you thinking about applying to do a PhD in weather or climate, but not sure where to start? What should you include in your CV and cover letter? What might you be asked at an interview? What should you ask potential supervisors? Most importantly, what is it like to do a PhD, and is it the right choice for you? This virtual event is for those nearing the end of their undergraduate or Master’...
Understanding the Weather and Climate Context of 2023
Переглядів 118Місяць тому
How did the weather of 2023 compare to long-term climate records for the UK? Authors from the annual ‘State of the UK Climate’ report will present their key messages on what the latest observations tell us about our changing climate, sea levels and storm surges, and how nature’s response is being monitored. Experts will delve into some of the extreme events of 2023 and their impacts in the UK. ...
Extreme Temperatures over a Range of Climate States
Переглядів 1142 місяці тому
Understanding the sensitivity of extreme temperatures to climate change is a key scientific challenge with important societal implications. Yet basic questions persist regarding extreme temperatures, including why hot days and the average day warm at different rates and the role of local versus remote processes in controlling extreme temperatures over land and ocean. Here we use a suite of simu...
A When, Where, Why and How of Storm Chasing - What makes the Great Plains of America so unique
Переглядів 1152 місяці тому
Storm chasing for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes is a fascinating topic, even gripping the attention of Hollywood this past summer with the film, Twisters. Join Chris as he talks about what makes the Great Plains so unique for producing severe weather and violent tornadoes. Chris will discuss the science behind supercell thunderstorms and tornadoes and through his experience talk about what...
Animation of NASA IMERG precipitation rates and totals from Hurricane Helene
Переглядів 1932 місяці тому
Animation of NASA IMERG precipitation rates and totals from Hurricane Helene from Sept. 23 - Sept. 27, 2024. Credit: NASA
Hurricane Helene makes landfall as a Category 4 storm in Florida’s Big Bend region.
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Hurricane Helene makes landfall as a Category 4 storm in Florida’s Big Bend region © CSU/CIRA & NOAA
Warm Waters Ahead of Hurricane Helene in the Gulf of Mexico
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Very warm waters await Hurricane Helene in the Gulf of Mexico as seen in this satellite imagery showing the sea surface temperatures of the body of water © CSU/CIRA & NOAA
Characterising Ice Particle Size Distributions: South East Local Centre Event
Переглядів 732 місяці тому
Characterising Ice Particle Size Distributions: South East Local Centre Event
MetLink - Ocean Acidification Experiment
Переглядів 2933 місяці тому
Join RMetS Education Officer, Eleanor Pinches, and Imperial Space Scientist, Dr Simon Foster, at the Imperial College London labs, as they take you through a colourful demonstration of the processes which are leading to the changing chemistry of our oceans. Find out more about this experiment, ocean acidification and climate change at www.metlink.org/experiment/ocean-acidification-experiment/
An Insight into Exeter's Forecasting Hub
Переглядів 2034 місяці тому
An Insight into Exeter's Forecasting Hub
Diverse Voices: Experiences of People of Colour at the Met Office
Переглядів 1145 місяців тому
Diverse Voices: Experiences of People of Colour at the Met Office
WesConWOEST The Wessex Convection Experiment 2023
Переглядів 1976 місяців тому
WesConWOEST The Wessex Convection Experiment 2023
Symons Gold Medal Lecture On Missing Gravity Wave Forces, and Scientific Understanding
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Symons Gold Medal Lecture On Missing Gravity Wave Forces, and Scientific Understanding
Climate Change Impacts on the Arctic, Antarctic and High Mountain Glaciers
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Climate Change Impacts on the Arctic, Antarctic and High Mountain Glaciers
The Science of the Skies | Laura Tobin, Broadcast Meteorologist
Переглядів 2448 місяців тому
The Science of the Skies | Laura Tobin, Broadcast Meteorologist
Capturing Extreme Weather | Paul Knightley, Storm Chaser and Tornado Researcher
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Capturing Extreme Weather | Paul Knightley, Storm Chaser and Tornado Researcher
Impactful Climate Change Photography | Alastair Johnstone, Photo Editor
Переглядів 1248 місяців тому
Impactful Climate Change Photography | Alastair Johnstone, Photo Editor
Diverse Voices: Senior Academics of Colour
Переглядів 798 місяців тому
Diverse Voices: Senior Academics of Colour
Applying Machine learning to Operational Meteorology
Переглядів 6158 місяців тому
Applying Machine learning to Operational Meteorology
RMetS Early Career and Student Conference
Переглядів 1999 місяців тому
RMetS Early Career and Student Conference
The Future Hydrogen Economy and the Climate - Benefits and Potential Problems
Переглядів 1559 місяців тому
The Future Hydrogen Economy and the Climate - Benefits and Potential Problems
Diverse Voices: Introduction to Series
Переглядів 12710 місяців тому
Diverse Voices: Introduction to Series
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing this.
You're welcome!
Good luck predicting anything in a rapidly unstable and chaotic climate changing at ever faster accelerating rates . Climate catastrophe metrics are already exceeding worse case in some areas and the rest is catching up . With all the self congratulatory crowing on green transitions governments and corporations are fond of the only figure that matters is almost entirely ignored , that GHG totals are accelerating upwards at their fastest ever rate .
yeah
nice
36 nights at Freddy's
36 days damn 💪
Thank you for posting this! That frontal boundary that ran along the Appalachian Mountains really funneled a tremendous amount of moisture along the mountains. It started raining there Wednesday, and places had 8” of rain before Helene arrived on Friday, and proceeded to dump another 8” on top of that. In central Kentucky it didn’t start raining until Friday around 3am, storming at 8am and tge eye passed over around 12, then it stayed in place and rained out. It was really an interesting storm! The models did ok with it but none of them coukd deal with that much rain and local meteorologist knew it and some called for much more rain, which was accurate… people need more warning and tge data needs to be right when this much is at stake. Make a longer more detailed version and I’d watch it
This planet has 2 years before a huge glacier currently being studied in the South Arctic will break away, this will cause the seas to rise by feet, but most importantly, the water trapped behind the glacier will make it rapid rise. Only plan; Keep the glacier at low temperatures by huge snow plane machines, which will need to be funded by every country in the world. Screeshot this, 🙏
Please note that IR thermometers have a spectral response between 8 and 14um. An area in the spectrum where the atmosphere emits little radiation. While it is true that one can measure the temperature of clouds with good accuracy, the measurements with an IR thermometer of a clear sky will indicate a far lower temperature than what the real thermal flux corresponds to.
Freddy really said I see you madagascar you think you could hide from my gaze cuz im in indonesia
Hurricane John 1994 is no longer the longest living hurricane!
Bro travelled the whole indian ocean 😂😂
Dammm the hurricane went under florida and built up going in to new orleans woahhhhh
36 days? 😳
The stripes represent a total rise of 1°C. That's all. If you were in a room and the temperature rose by 1° you wouldn't even notice, but this has taken place over 170 years. Climate propaganda. The starting point is rigged as well. 170 years ago there was the Little Ice Age. If you start there it's bound to show warming. If you started at 1AD or 500,000 BC you'd get completely different patterns. Also the pattern in the stripes shown is different to the pattern shown by CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, and the warming started prior to the supposed human induced changes.
An excellent explanation and demonstration. Very many thanks for a very interesting and informative video. Brilliantly explained, and more than likely I will watch it over and over so it sinks thoroughly. Very many thanks indeed.😊
Save Our Planet Now!
Thats cool
Thanks for sharing these high quality photos...I would've been in the doorframe of the bathroom during these.
Thanks!
Love the way that was explained, thanks! Greetings from a soon to be geography teacher from Germany!
What a pile of waffle
You do realise that net zero can only happen when most humans and living things are dead, right?
it crosssed a whole fucking ocean???
It did
How special is this lesson 🎉😮😢😊
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All the people who claim the earth is flat need to study this and explain how a non-rotating flat earth could explain these prevailing wind patterns and how the shift with the seasons.
The film “Don’t look up” comes to mind.
we need to stop china building coal plants and emitting all their carbon.
This was great. It's taken the disconnected ideas I've learned in dribs and drabs over the years and tied them together into coherent picture of how the global air masses move.
Thank you so much Steve! Really glad that you've found this video helpful!
These eggheads are buying crystal balls to read the future and then presenting it as real science.
So nice
Did I miss the part about how much total solar irradiance at the surface will be reduced? Nearly everything in the ocean is dependent on solar irradiance. What effect will reducing solar irradiance have on the plankton, algae, corals and those creatures that depend on these?
I was surprised by Stephen's talk. We should be looking at 1PW for 4 months per year. This brings us into the 250TW arena suggested by some GW number crunchers - consistent with Goode et al 2021.
Ditch the matrix, it's totally bewildering. I feel less informed looking at it. All I want to know is will I need to switch the Aircon on !
'Promo sm' 😠
The storm quickly tapped into cat3 status in the channel before weakening servilely back down
Ah yes making children aware about a problem they need to worry about 24/7 but will have nothing they can do about it. That wont make them miserable
Excellent work 😍
Nice work, Sabrina!
Really great video series, thank you! I've been reading and learning about weather recently and these vids clarified a lot of concepts for me :)
Fascinating, thank you! This is the type of info I was looking for, the core nuts and bolts of what drives the weather system. Without this basis the details (such as sudden stratospheric warming) can never be completely understood.
Clearly, flight planning (internationally) is a complex matter. Arrivals come from many directions and the 'stacks' can seem endless. A very interesting talk/seminar.
Keep researching on the rising temperatures and global causes. Social media in particular is rife with reasons why global warming (or even Climate change itself) is a political plot. Many thanks.
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Thanks for this. Clearly, which regions get "record-breaking Temperatures/Weather" year by year varies depending on other world circulatory factors. It is the frequency and magnitude that need analysis.
"Heatwave" we had 8C in Glasgow as Kent melted...who's the "Sweeties" now? Scotland barely had a summer!
Very interrsting!
Great talk, Neil.
Wonderful