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Has it been an unusually cold start to March?
March heralds the start of Meteorological Spring, and with daffodils, snowdrops and crocuses making an appearance many of us start...
Glacial archaeology – unlocking the climate time machine
Glacial archaeology is a new and emerging field made possible by the increasingly rapid melting of mountain ice due to...
February Springs Forward with Unseasonable Warmth
Month-long warmth in February set local temperature records, but the weather cooperated for a night of outdoor hockey. Meanwhile, early-month...
West Coast Wind Blog: Winter 2022/23 North Pacific High anomaly peaks on March 1: Hawaii, Baja, & California.
This winter we have seen the third year of a La Niña climate pattern. Indirectly this has often caused the...
Which weather drivers will affect the outlook for March?
March is the first month of meteorological spring. But what is the outlook for the month? Are we likely to...
Working for climate resilience with the UK water sector
2022 will be remembered for several meteorological events, including record-breaking heat and a prolonged drought. Eastern England was at the...
Dry February so far for most
With less than a week of February to go, conversations are already being had about how dry the month has...
Freddy: one of the longest-lived tropical cyclones
Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which has just rocked Madagascar, has been barrelling through the tropical Indian Ocean for 16 days –...
Water security and the global water cycle
Throughout February we’ve been focusing on the climate theme of ‘water security’. To understand water security, we first need to...
One year on from three storms in a week
It’s one year since three named storms impacted the UK within seven days in what was the stormiest week since...
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Has it been an unusually cold start to March?
March heralds the start of Meteorological Spring, and with daffodils, snowdrops and crocuses making an appearance many of us start...
Glacial archaeology – unlocking the climate time machine
Glacial archaeology is a new and emerging field made possible by the increasingly rapid melting of mountain ice due to...
February Springs Forward with Unseasonable Warmth
Month-long warmth in February set local temperature records, but the weather cooperated for a night of outdoor hockey. Meanwhile, early-month...
West Coast Wind Blog: Winter 2022/23 North Pacific High anomaly peaks on March 1: Hawaii, Baja, & California.
This winter we have seen the third year of a La Niña climate pattern. Indirectly this has often caused the...
Which weather drivers will affect the outlook for March?
March is the first month of meteorological spring. But what is the outlook for the month? Are we likely to...
Working for climate resilience with the UK water sector
2022 will be remembered for several meteorological events, including record-breaking heat and a prolonged drought. Eastern England was at the...
Dry February so far for most
With less than a week of February to go, conversations are already being had about how dry the month has...
Freddy: one of the longest-lived tropical cyclones
Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which has just rocked Madagascar, has been barrelling through the tropical Indian Ocean for 16 days –...
Water security and the global water cycle
Throughout February we’ve been focusing on the climate theme of ‘water security’. To understand water security, we first need to...
One year on from three storms in a week
It’s one year since three named storms impacted the UK within seven days in what was the stormiest week since...
Counting on technology in a changing world
Ever-increasing impacts from climate change, including more frequent and intense bouts of extreme weather, are among the greatest challenges faced...
West Coast Wind Blog: Cut-Off Low disrupts Baja’s East Cape winds and brings clouds
Today’s mild winds in the El Sargentoto Los Barriles corridor are due to a Cut-Off upper low in the upper-level...
