Have you considered bringing a climate model and simulations into the class room? Try out the Monash Simple Climate Model @monash_mscm. It is designed for teaching climate science and climate change. Have a look ... https://t.co/stdQdIwSiQ
Did you know that NOT all the atmosphere is warming?Greenhouse gases are trapping excess heat in the lower atm & oceans. To compensate (energy balance) the upper atm is emitting more heat, thus cooling. This was all predicted decades ago by models. It happening. #ShowYourStripes
These rainbow swirls are ocean currents! 🌈🌊
Ocean currents move water, heat, carbon and nutrients around the globe, influencing Earth’s weather patterns, ecosystems, climate, fisheries, and more.
These features were engineered by Sophia Mersmann.
Check them out for yourself! And let us know what you think — we love to hear feedback.
https://t.co/05WyWA9EcP
Out today in Nature, our new paper on the drivers of the extreme summertime heating of the North Atlantic during 2023. Temperatures across much of the basin warmed to record high levels in the space of just a few months. The impacts on climate and ecosystems were severe. A thread on how this work came about and what we found. 👇👇👇🧵 https://t.co/4w54V5Qwg1
📢 [TBI Webinar Series] We are pleased to invite you to join the 5th edition of webinar series coordinated by #CLIVAR Tropical Basin Interaction Research Focus.
⏰: June 11, 14:00 UTC
📌: GoTo - Meeting ID 427340253
You can register to receive the reminder by scanning the QR
The 2023-24 El Niño helped break the global temperature record. This strong El Niño is peculiar in that it developed apparently without a large swing in the Southern Oscillation.
Can 400 ppm (that’s 0.04%) of a substance affect the transmission of radiation, as CO2 does in the atmosphere?
You can easily check that at home with a bit of ink.
📢 [TBI Webinar Series] We are pleased to invite you to join the 4th edition of webinar series coordinated by #CLIVAR Tropical Basin Interaction Research Focus.
⏰: May 21, 13:00 UTC
📌: GoTo - Meeting ID 875756029
🔍 Register by scanning the QR
💡 Members of the #CLIVAR Pacific Region Panel working group on conceptual models of ENSO just released a new paper titled The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Recharge Oscillator Conceptual Model: Achievements and Future Prospects.
📎 https://t.co/4bLmkrl2HQ
The deadline for submitting abstracts for the #EGU25 in Vienna is Jan 15. Submit your great results about #ENSO or Tropical Basins Interactions to the our session: https://t.co/6L5hTFGSd3
Calling all Calvin and Hobbes enthusiasts! 🐯✨ We’re now on BlueSky, bringing you the same beloved adventures, heartwarming moments, and laughs you cherish.
Join us here: https://t.co/UVz3Y53Wft
The journey goes on! 🚀 #CalvinAndHobbes#BlueSkySocial
We are really pleased to announce a super-exciting opportunity for a 2-year postdoc to work understanding changes in latitudinal temperature gradient in Earth’s past history. More info and apply here: https://t.co/bx49Y2Q8Af
Article: Strong regional trends in precipitation and temperature extremes will be common over the next two decades, even under stringent mitigation measures
@CICERO_klima@bjornhs@LJ_Wilcox@mt_lund
https://t.co/kQirxU5pcd
Just published in AGU Advances, by a large group of @theAGU editors (led by Noah Diffenbaugh).
Yes... sometimes we have to contact >20 potential reviewers. 🙃 We discuss other issues, and some optimism.
https://t.co/kxq9uLFYWO
The weakening of the tropical circulation explained in 4 steps, based on moist-static energy balance. Details, please read the paper:
https://t.co/4FckZfwemQ