Don’t forget to register before the summer break for our 2023 Annual Seminar #AS2023 on #EarthSystem#Reanalysis.
Registration deadline: 28 July
Seminar date: 4–8 Sept
Venue: Our headquarters in Reading, UK
View the programme & register ➡️ https://t.co/4QE5fqWgc0
How well do we forecast the growth of uncertainty during midlatitude storm formation? The published study includes some animated examples. https://t.co/pGlUhoQdKx @ECMWF@ETH_en#WeatherForecast
We’ll discuss the whole process of forecasting extreme weather, issuing warnings, and the decisions/preparations that follow. The “Live Science” will allow us participate in a real process and learn from each other’s knowledge/priorities. Should be festive fun!
Have you ever wondered what goes into a weather warning and what to do if one is issued?
The prospect of extreme weather leaves users with difficult decisions and predicting it is also a challenge in itself.
Join this free event @ECMWF on 7 December: https://t.co/sPEpbUNzAv
Have you ever wondered what goes into a weather warning and what to do if one is issued?
The prospect of extreme weather leaves users with difficult decisions and predicting it is also a challenge in itself.
Join this free event @ECMWF on 7 December: https://t.co/sPEpbUNzAv
"I have a fantastic group of highly skilled scientists. The most important and rewarding part of my job is to provide the support and leadership they need to empower them to do what they do best." David Richardson
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A significant group of climate experts in what promises to be a great meeting for a general as well as specialist audience. 12 March, London @RMetS@MetOffice_Sci. https://t.co/MiUMKU7sWY
A study by Heini Wernli @ETH_en and myself on the “Cyclogenesis Butterfly” and why it is important in weather forecasting is open for public review. #butterflyeffect@ECMWF https://t.co/GQLBjzUDs6
So thrilled to be named as a co-author on this... we found out some very surprising things when we questioned people about their behaviour in the face of warnings of disruptive or severe weather. Author @MarkRodwell9 wrote a brilliant paper. Definitely worth a read!
Interested in research on ensemble forecasts of #SevereWeather? The @WMO TIGGE database hosted by ECMWF holds a growing range of global medium-range forecast data for you: https://t.co/WobRF22r2N
@ECMWF@CopernicusECMWF Great achievement! As an ensemble of reanalyses, #ERA5 is going to enable scientists to better gauge uncertainty in their results
Science blog: Mark Rodwell discusses innovative diagnostics that can help to focus modelling efforts on areas that would bring the largest forecasting improvements. @ametsoc#BulletinAMS https://t.co/YL9Kgg4xPL