Now published! wcd.copernicus.org/articles/5/345…

Most Hindi and English words are long lost cousins. Easy to forget that sometimes, so worth looking at part of the family tree! Source: facebook.com/share/p/58n8tH…

Now that one-minute ASOS station data is available for the US for Monday's solar eclipse, here's a loop of the 30-minute temperature change from the eclipse. Even locations far from totality experienced a pronounced drop in temperatures due to the decreased solar radiation!

Beer pilgrimage en route to EGU

Published on Monday in Nature npj Climate and Atmospheric Science: "Do AI models produce better weather forecasts than physics-based models? A quantitative evaluation case study of Storm Ciarán" Available here: nature.com/articles/s4161… Work conducted by Andrew J.

The monsoon has arrived at the Himalayan foothills! An important nexus of climate, people, and topography – here's how AI renders it...

Only one(!) person has ever won both an Olympic medal and a Nobel Prize. Philip Noel-Baker won silver in the 1500m in Antwerp in 1920, then the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on nuclear disarmament in 1959. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_No…

The first uses of El Niño (1896) and La Niña (1981) in written English are separated by nearly 85 years. The latter, in Guillen et al., was quite incidental! "Negative anomalies of less than 2°C have also negative effects on the primary production (‘La Niña’?)."

Did you know: bar (of barometer and millibar) has a shared ancestry with guru?

Guest Seminar by Kieran Hunt of Uni of Reading at SEOCS on topics ranging from Paleomonsoon, monsoon LPS and renewable enrgy using AI. Accompanied by Dr. AK Mitra, Facilitated by Prof. Farooq and organised by Dr. Sandeep Pattnaik. Thank you Dr. Hunt for your time 😃 IIT Bhubaneswar

Rainfall forecast from the ECMWF IFS for the next four days: just as the depression dies over Gujarat, a new one forms off the coast of Andhra Pradesh

I've noticed this line convection developing along the coast the last few days. Seems to spin up at about 1pm, then grows and moves inland and dumps rain over Kolkata and Kharagpur at about 3pm. Is this a common feature of the monsoon? I've never seen it before!

In the backdrop of celebration of IMD's extraordinary milestone of 150 years of its establishment, a popular talk series is being organized by IMD. In this series of talk, Dr Kieran Hunt, NERC Independent Research Fellow in Tropical Meteorology & AI delivered a popular talk.(1/4)

NCMRWF was excited to host Dr. Keiran Hunt from Uni of Reading for his insightful seminar on ‘Using explainable AI to better understand Indian weather’. He shared insights on AI frameworks for South Asian palaeomonsoons, low-pressure systems, and energy demand models.