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Climate models have correctly predicted #globalwarming for decades. NASA‘s Gavin Schmidt explains a few of the tricks that contrarians use to make you believe otherwise. Spencer’s Shenanigans realclimate.org/index.php/arch…

I’ll be presenting this new work on salinity as a subseasonal rainfall predictor at #AMS2024 8:30-8:45am in 345/346 on Wed Jan 31 for the session on Improvements to S2S Predictions using Novel AI/ML Methods

Drivers of #marineheatwaves in the #Arctic! An exciting view of the mechanisms behind these events up in the climate-changed affected North.Check out our new paper! agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20…

#OSM24 Early career workshop.Looking forward to the start of yet another insightful conference 🐬

Excited to present #marineheatwaves in the #Mediterranean #Sea under #climatechange scenario on #OSM24 !great session on #marineheatwaves

Phytoplankton dynamics in the #Mediterranean sea during #marineheatwaves and #marinecoldspells by Jason Theodorou #OSM24

So grateful for the opportunity to give a seminar on #marineheatwaves at the Oceanography department of University of Washington!Great place to do ocean science to 🌊❄️!❤️

Μια περιεκτική σύνοψη του κλίματος στην Ελλάδα το 2023 απο την ομάδα του ⁦Climatebook⁩ #climate overview in #Greece 2023. climatebook.gr/statistics/kli…

8th International #Medcordex workshop. “A voluntary initiative of scientists that have decided we can achieve more together than alone”. So happy to be part of such an envisioning and collaborative community

Hi, I’m Juan Manuel López (@JuanLoCo02), a PhD student from the GHER group. I’ll be sharing highlights from Day 1 of the International Liège Colloquium 2024 on Ocean Extremes. 🌊 #LiegeOcean24 Today's session focuses on Driving Mechanisms. Welcome everyone! 😃

A very comprehensive & enlightening talk about #ocean #extremes by Prof Thomas Frölicher in 55th Liege Colloquim 🌊

Atmospheric drivers behind #marineheatwaves in the #Mediterranean #Sea. A great talk by Giulia Bonino on #Liege #Colloquium of ocean extremes 🌊

Sofia Darm is our next presenter and will bring insights into drivers of MHW in a critical area - "Future Marine Heatwave drivers in the Mediterranean Sea"

Un des meilleurs colloques auquel j’ai pu participer, une organisation parfaite et des discussions enrichissantes. Merci à tous.tes cela annonce un futur scientifique rempli de beaux projets. Robert Schlegel Aida Alvera Azcarate Sofia Darm Regina R. Rodrigues Prof Thomas Frölicher Sabrina Speich

🔄 A new study by researchers from NOC, University of Southampton, IIT Bhubaneswar and Stockholm University has revealed the crucial role of mixing Atlantic and Arctic waters in in sustaining the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (#AMOC). Learn more here 🗞️ brnw.ch/21wMyzo

Check out our latest literature review on #Mediterranean #marineheatwaves discussing # physical, #biological and #socioeconomic aspects of these events! A collaborative effort! Marine heatwaves #climate #extremes ejournals.epublishing.ekt.gr/index.php/hcmr…

Our latest interdisciplinary literature review on Mediterranean MHWs !

Intensification of marine heatwaves when compounding with atmospheric heat waves communities.springernature.com/posts/intensif… Thibault Guinaldo Prof Thomas Frölicher Sofia Darm Dr JJ González Alemán Etienne Kapikian Scott Duncan RAM: Revista del Aficionado a la Meteorología Diego Kersting CLIVAR EU Climate Action EU Maritime & Fish EuroGOOS SINC

Our new paper on #marineheatwaves in the Red Sea is just out! Interesting insights on what drives these #extreme #events in one of the warmest seas of the world! nature.com/articles/s4324…

About a month after Donald Trump took office as the 47th US president, almost all grant-review meetings remain suspended at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), preventing the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research from spending much of its US$47 billion