Met Office blog

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Research reveals changing hail risks in a warming Europe

 

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None of sails this high although we could all be affected.
New space weather modelling suite enables upper atmosphere forecasting for the first time

 

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One for the techno buffs Are ocean robots the next big thing for climate monitoring?

 

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Marine observations: Underpinning forecasts and climate understanding might interest most but sailors in particular in describing the wide variety of marine in situ data.

 

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Deep emission cuts before mid-century decisive to reduce long-term sea-level rise legacy Is a warning about sea levels.

 

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We take NWP as a fact of life nowadays and it is easy to forget how long it took to get where we are now. AI will be a big change but it would be a brave person to predict where we will be in 10 years from now, never mind 60.
Numerical Weather Prediction at 60: A journey of innovation at the Met Office

 

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Perhaps they should speak to the BBC, Why tackling disinformation matters more than ever at the Met Office

 

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Not just the BBC.

I won't be more specific, because I might be accused of politics

 

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FYI Atmospheric carbon dioxide rise to remain too fast to track global climate targets in 2026

 

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Climate News this includes the latest version of the Central England Temperature series. This is the longest instrumental temperature series anywhere in the world. It was started by Gordon Manley in the 1970s and is a best endeavours exercise in data processing. A good “exercise for the student” would be to start with the same data and see what came out using AI.
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