Join us for a Schmidt Ocean Institute Back Ashore discussion, where we hear from scientists following expeditions on R/V Falkor and Falkor (too) to learn where the science has taken them. Register here:
https://t.co/Eq23FBg5C5
Super El Niño: A record-breaking westerly wind burst was caused by rare triplet cyclones in the Pacific during early April.
Highly unusual winds along the equator created a strong Kelvin wave, which is now just starting to transport huge amounts of warm water across the Pacific.
Rivers are alive. A 50-year sequence of Peru’s Ucayali River shows how a river constantly shifts its bed, reshapes landscapes and redraws maps. Rivers move, ecosystems respond and planning must learn to work with that movement rather than pretend landscapes stay fixed. Source: https://t.co/3Muk5siAYE
Generations of cultural knowledge shared by Martu Elders has provided vital clues around the sudden disappearance of one of Australia's most iconic marsupials. Once seen 'everywhere' across WA's Western Desert region, the #NorthernQuoll is now #endangered. https://t.co/gXzpcqKkJh
💨 On 26 Jan, a dense plume of Saharan dust moved N, affecting air quality across large parts of Greece, the Balkans & SE Mediterranean. CAMS data shows higher dust concentrations in dark 🟠 and 🔴 tones.
🔗 https://t.co/So5CxY1FLy
#ImageOfTheDay#CopernicusEU
Lake surface temperatures have changed globally in the past few decades, trending to warmer and colder extremes. However, quantifying these extremes on large lakes and over a large timescale, has been difficult.
Learn more➡️ https://t.co/Xh7dBnFCTe
PC: Rachel Kramer
🛰️ #CopernicusEU Sentinel-5A has delivered its 1st images - a major step for monitoring air quality from space.
This #ImageOfTheDay shows 🌍 ozone & formaldehyde levels, revealing wildfire emissions in Africa & the ozone hole over Antarctica.
🔗 https://t.co/W7DRyTr1W4
Sentinel-6B will measure sea levels for about 90% of the ocean, information that will help protect coastal communities from flooding and improve weather forecasts.
🚀 Here are 6 things to know before it launches on Nov. 16: https://t.co/tgNSJc1MmU
Obvious wavenumber-5 mesovortex pattern within Hurricane Melissa’s eyewall earlier today — when the simulation matches reality.
Just two decades ago, the very existence of mesovortices was still a matter of debate.
Registration is open until Oct. 17th for the GLEON Virtual All Hands’ Meeting, 27-31 October 2025. This online meeting is being hosted by members in Brazil and South America and will be an opportunity to begin new research collaborations. #GLEON2025v https://t.co/APIS0mTcUF