On Friday 10 March at 11:30AM GMT🕦
@MccipOrgUk will host a free webinar with report authors to discuss the research findings and to learn how the evidence base has moved on since the last update in 2020.
Register to attend the webinar here👇
https://t.co/1kLcBoFYHG
Today @MccipOrgUk have released their latest report on Temperature 🌡️
With contributions from scientists from 50+ organisations, including several @metoffice scientists, this series of reports covers a range of areas to examine #ClimateChange impacts on UK coasts & seas🌊
MCCIP https://t.co/kNLOyVbemM 'rolls out' its online evidence reviews this autumn, giving you faster access to the latest UK marine climate change evidence and key facts! @CefasGovUK
Tonga shock wave converges and rebounds from antipodal point in North Africa. Faster than other animation because the wave front is harder to see.
EUMETSAT IR data, 18 UTC 15 Jan - 2 UTC 16 Jan, 15-minute differences.
A recent @metoffice paper explores how seasonal forecasting systems can help to better predict #ocean patterns such as those of the NWS, informing key decision making & resilience planning across sectors 🐟 ⛵
👉https://t.co/1qcifhMDnx
#OceanScience#OceanDecade#COP26
“Seasonal-decadal forecasting of the marine environment” is the title of a session with @metoffice scientists as part of @aslo_org#OceanSciences Meeting in February 2022. Abstracts are invited for those who would like to take part 🌊📝
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/FHXhbv1kaY
@LeonHerm and I have also just published a paper investigating winter predictability on the NW European Shelf Seas - have a read!
https://t.co/5C4NvtfKv7
Can we make prediction of the marine environment months-decades ahead?
This would be very useful to the marine community!
We are running a session at @AGU_OS Ocean Science (Feb 2022, Hawaii and online) on "Seasonal-to-decadal forecasting of the marine environment".
🌊🚢🐟⛵️🌊
The submission deadline is 15th Sept 2021, 11:59 PM EDT.
For further details of the conference see: https://t.co/N943Fi5AlG and for details of the session (oc09) see https://t.co/9vHG6njPkH.
2020 saw a continued rise in #SeaLevels, contributed to by warming #oceans & #iceloss. Since the start of the satellite record (1993), observations indicate an average rise of global levels at a rate of 3.3mm per year ⬆️🌊
@WMO#StateoftheClimate 2020 https://t.co/6PDrG1pi2B
Happy #WorldOceansDay! 🌊
Without a healthy ocean, there would be no life as we know it.
At #COP26, the world must come together to protect and conserve our oceans.
#TogetherForOurPlanet 🌏
In the meantime, learn more in the 2019 @IPCC_CH report on Ocean & Cryosphere in a Changing Climate. With input from @metoffice scientists, the report explores how the ocean has been impacted by #ClimateChange
👉 https://t.co/k1Hsp4nC7F
#SROCC#OceanScience
The #ocean stores more than 90% of the extra energy trapped by the greenhouse gases, and in doing so helps to reduce the surface warming that we feel on land due to #ClimateChange🌎🌡️
Learn more👉https://t.co/k1Hsp4FcZd
#TogetherForOurPlanet#G7UK#OceanDecade#COP26
We monitor how much heat energy there is in the oceans. This is measured by autonomous Argo floats and devices lowered from research vessels and other ships 🚢
Learn more 👉https://t.co/2J0carhRNi
#G7Summit#OceanDecade#COP26#TogetherForOurPlanet
Happy #WorldOceanDay 🌊this year’s theme “Life and Livelihoods” is close to our heart. With summer on the way, why not take a look at some of our specialist coast & sea forecasts👉https://t.co/yCaVnRhNc7