We are excited to announce our new climate data platform: Synthesis by Berkeley Earth
https://t.co/bDPL38NTJw
It connects historical data (e.g. weather stations, city and regional averages) with bias-corrected climate model projections of the future.
Introduction 🧵
Join us tomorrow at @BerkeleyEarth for our monthly weather and climate update.
A record-breaking El Niño is rumbling and the rest of 2026 is poised to challenge records.
8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 5 PM CET
https://t.co/tcdGSAQROm
Geared for journalists, but all are welcome.
Berkeley Earth will be holding our monthly climate briefing on Thursday.
Safe to say that there is a lot going on with weather and climate the moment.
8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 5 PM CET
It is geared towards the media, but anyone is welcome.
https://t.co/KkfzEpoN4v
We will be having our Berkeley Earth monthly press briefing tomorrow at 8 AM Pacific, covering July global temperatures, the rapidly developing El Nino event, and what to expect for the remainder of 2026 and for 2027.
Register here to join: https://t.co/nwZ0fhblLL
We're just getting started.
Synthesis historical data will be updated monthly alongside other Berkeley Earth datasets, and the set of features, cities, and options supported will gradually expand over time.
Thanks for your support.
https://t.co/bDPL38NTJw
We are excited to announce our new climate data platform: Synthesis by Berkeley Earth
https://t.co/bDPL38NTJw
It connects historical data (e.g. weather stations, city and regional averages) with bias-corrected climate model projections of the future.
Introduction 🧵
The ambitious goal of the Synthesis platform is to easily connect past & future climate change, at a local scale, in a way that meets the needs of the general public and enables key stakeholders like policymakers, builders, and farmers prepare with adaptation and resilience.
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