Thinking of attending #EGU24 next year? No? Well can I tempt you with an exciting session the Comparative Planetology of Atmospheres meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/… Terrestrial, Gas and Exoplanets (and moons!), abstracts on all and more are welcome! 🌎🪐🌦️🌡️🌪️ European Geosciences Union 2024

I'm looking for a new #PhD student to come and join our group Exeter University Mathematics. We'll be exploring heat transport in atmospheres within and outside our solar system using I, Isca and theory. Co-supervised by Dr Will Seviour and Geoff Vallis. exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/…

I'm also looking for a new PhD student to join our group Exeter University Mathematics to investigate tipping points in forecasts of extreme winter weather using explainable AI. In collaboration with Dr Stephen Thomson and Adam Scaife (UoE and Met Office). Details here: exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/…

Submitted an abstract yet for our session #EGU24 yet? We've got an exciting session on the Comparative Planetology of Atmospheres we'd love to see contributions to. Don't let my graphic design skills go to waste! meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/… European Geosciences Union

Final reminder (before today’s deadline at 12pm GMT/1pm CET) to submit an abstract for our session on the Comparative Planetology of Atmospheres!

Interested in climate or weather and looking for a friendly, welcoming conference in which to present your work, look no further! The RMetS annual Early Career and Student Conference is now open for abstract submissions (until 29th February). 👇For more details 🌦️

Abstract submissions close tomorrow... This was my favourite conference last year so don't miss out!

Students/postdocs: Join us UChicago GeoSci for the Rossbypalooza 2-week summer school on "Climate and Extreme Events" this July rossbypalooza.org. Visiting faculty: Paul O'Gorman (MIT, keynote), William Boos (Berkeley), @profadamsobel (Columbia), Yi Zhang & Jon Weare (NYU)

Forecasters at NOAA have issued a rare Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch for the first time since 2005. A spectacular aurora is likely Friday night and into the weekend. It's possible that satellite communications and power systems could be affected.

For once the weather has played ball in Exeter; the first time I have ever seen the #Auroraborealis . I have of course my phone’s night mode to thank! Met Office BBC Weather AuroraWatch UK

Great to be able to present my research at the Met Office Science as part of the Royal Meteorological Society #RMetSEarlyCareers conference. 🌍