New paper from myself, Steve Woolnough, Andrew Charlton-Perez and Frederic Vitart published online today in #AGUpubs Geophysical Research Letters. National Centre for Atmospheric Science Reading Meteorology ECMWF #VotePlanet #MJO #ENSO #teleconnections #NAO doi.org/10.1029/2019GL…

A reconciled estimate of the influence of Arctic sea-ice loss on recent Eurasian cooling. Learn more about this in a paper by Masato Mori, Yu Kosaka, Masahiro Watanabe, Hisashi Nakamura, & Masahide Kimoto (2019) published in nature Climate Change nature.com/articles/s4155…

Please consider submitting to this EGU Climate Division session convened by InterDec partners: CL4.15 Climate Variability and Prediction in High Latitudes meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2020/sessio… #PolarClimate #Arctic #Predictability

Considering attending the JpGU-AGU Meeting in Chiba, Japan? Check out this session on ocean-atmosphere interaction in the tropical Indo-Pacific region. Convened by Yu Kosaka, Sang-Wook Yeh, Takanori Horii, and Hiroki Tokinaga. Deadline: Feb 18 (5pm JST): jpgu.org/meeting_e2020/…

My latest post in the Weather and Climate Reading Meteorology Blog now online! I explain our recent AGU (American Geophysical Union) GRL paper about how El Niño plays a major role in determining the tropical MJO's influence over European winter weather patterns blogs.reading.ac.uk/weather-and-cl…

Research Highlight by Momme Hell: Recent study uses LE of an idealized GCM to demonstrate how episodic surface warming in the Arctic can lead to delayed responses in the stratosphere that persist for about 2 months, even in the absence of stationary waves usclivar.org/research-highl…

Our new paper in a tweet: - Jetstream is not getting wavier 〰️❌ -⬆️s & ⬇️s in waviness are internal variability - A wavier jet 〰️ causes a warmer Arctic 🌡️🍙 - Arctic continues to warm due to climate change 🌍🌡️ advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/8/ea…

Delighted to present a poster on my research in Parliament this afternoon at the #STEM4Brit STEM for Britain event for #BSW20, representing Uni of Reading Reading Meteorology National Centre for Atmospheric Science ECMWF Natural Environment Research Council Belmont Forum JPI Climate & MAGICA

Very proud of Joshua Lee, my first Master's student Reading Meteorology co-supervised w/ Steve Woolnough (National Centre for Atmospheric Science) & Luke Boxall (Met-Set), for this paper published in Geo at Springer TAAC today, linking MJO teleconnections with European weather regimes link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A new paper out now from many in our InterDec team - a great contribution to one of our core InterDec research objectives!

On Thursday (June 25th), 15:30 UK time / 14:30 UTC / 10:30am Eastern join me for a seminar on 'MJO Teleconnections to the Euro-Atlantic sector' as part of the monthly series of webinars hosted by the WWRP/WCRP/S2S MJO-Teleconnections sub-project. Message/email me for joining info

The InterDec team is looking forward to the end-of-term workshop for projects funded by the Belmont Forum & JPI Climate & MAGICA 2015 joint call on Climate Predictability

Check out our short video we have made to summarize our project results so far. Enjoy! 🍿🎞️📽️ Belmont Forum JPI Climate & MAGICA youtube.com/watch?v=fPnnz1…

Project GOTHAM will co-identify new research directions and knowledge gaps with other projects from the Climate Predictability & Inter-regional Linkages CRA: End-Project Meeting 2020 JPI Climate & MAGICA & Belmont Forum

New paper on multiyear predictability in the North Atlantic – just published in #AGUpubs Geophysical Research Letters! Authors: myself, Mojib Latif, Hadi, and Wonsun Park. GEOMAR_en Leibniz_IOW #predictability #hindcasts #NorthAtlantic agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Thank you to helping us pass 100 subscribers to the Belmont Forum YouTube channel! We have new project videos from #ECCAP, InterDec, & #PREREAL as well as the #datamanagement training course. Congrats to #PolyCone and #SVALUR for having the most views! Keep watching...

Another new publication arising from the InterDec , authored by Evangelos Tyrlis, Jürgen Bader, Elisa Manzini, and Daniela Matei (all from @MPI_Meteo).