There is often criticism of weather forecasts and seasonal outlooks but the accuracy of predictions has improved greatly over recent decades theconversation.com/despite-what-y… with Kimberley Reid, Michael Barnes + Nick Earl

For anyone thinking about writing a paper on the meteorological impacts of the eclipse, please consider Weather — there’s no publication fee (unless you opt for open access). Yes, it really is free! Articles can be up to 4000 words with no figure limit rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/147786…

🌡️🌍Mois de mars 2024 le plus chaud sur le globe aussi selon les données NASA-GISS (+1.39°C /moy1951-1980), dépassant de 0.04°C le précédent record de mars 2016.

Here, Stephen Burt (Reading Meteorology) reviews the meteorological impacts of the 2017 total solar eclipse over the US. 'Falls in aspirated air temperature from peak to trough of 5K were observed under clear skies in Wyoming' rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/we…

Maybe, but the fact that we don’t know precisely what the weather will be next week doesn’t mean we can’t say anything about the future climate. Not all science is deterministic to the same degree or equally simple.

Check our new study led by Dominik Schumacher
State-of-the-art regional climate models underestimate present & projected summer warming in Europe due to neglected long-term aerosol changes
Jitendra Singh Erich Fischer C2SM ETH D-USYS@ETH ETH Zurich Communications Earth & Environment
nature.com/articles/s4324…

The moment totality hits is a feeling like no other. I didn’t take a lot of photos — I just gazed at this awe-inspiring cosmic event from a snow-covered field in northern Vermont. Just stunning… I’m lost for words.

Solar eclipses have substantial meteorological impacts. Learn more by checking out this collection of eclipse-related Royal Meteorological Society Weather papers: rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.100… (and if you're considering writing a paper about Monday's eclipse, why not consider submitting to Weather?)

For all that they clog my inbox, spam emails are at least thoughtful with their opening sentences

Have you heard about the so-called signal-to-noise paradox (SNP) in climate forecast but are not sure what exactly the problem is? 🤔
The experts aren’t quite sure either.
We held a workshop to discuss the issue and wrote up a meeting report in BAMS ↘️ doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D…

Wind + solar + nuclear making up 80% of Britain's electricity this afternoon! 🥳

I've maybe had too much coffee today, but that shaking definitely wasn't the caffeine (or the subway, or construction, or a big truck). A solid aftershock rumbling through NYC! What a day...

Still trying to get over how I spent most of the earthquake feeling pleased that the construction outside my apartment — which is approaching two years overdue — had finally reached some quite literally earth-shaking level of progress. I feel cheated.

Notable quake, preliminary info: M 4.8 - 7 km N of Whitehouse Station, New Jersey earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ev…

I forgot to include scattered earthquakes in today’s weather rating. My bad.