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Our new science programme, #SURFEIT, will improve predictions of future global sea level rise driven by the loss of ice from Antarctica. Changes in Antarctica affect all of us - from plans to protect coastal areas, to shaping global emission policy. bas.ac.uk/media-post/fun…

We’re thrilled to welcome our dream team of scientists to the #SURFEIT kick-off meeting at British Antarctic Survey 🐧 this week. ❄️🧊 Learn more about the objectives of our work at surfeit.ac.uk! 💻

Congratulations to Surface Fluxes in Antarctica (SURFEIT) on a very successful kick-off meeting at British Antarctic Survey 🐧, which AntClimNow are proud to have helped support.

Thank you to our scientists and support staff for making last week’s #SURFEIT kick-off meeting at British Antarctic Survey 🐧 a success! 🚀 Here’s to a better understanding of ice-atmosphere mass and energy exchanges in Antarctica and their impact on sea level rise! 🇦🇶 surfeit.ac.uk

Why is Arctic air warming four times faster than the global average? The answer could be in the clouds: 🌬️ Winter winds toss up salty snow from sea ice ☁️ Clouds form on the sea salt particles ⛅️ Cloudy conditions trap solar radiation New paper alert! 🚨 bas.ac.uk/media-post/sea…

Our new paper is out in NatureClimate 📰! #Antarctica is warming 🧊🌡️much faster than models predicted and this a concerning sign for sea levels. Thanks Mathieu Casado IPSL 🌍 for leading this study and please read our paper : nature.com/articles/s4155… @cnrs @INSU_CNRS

You can read the interview to the first author Mathieu Casado on The Guardian here : theguardian.com/world/2023/sep…

Huge congrats to BAS glaciologist Hamish Pritchard, who won the Harry Otten Prize for Innovation in Meteorology 🥇 His new method to measure snowfall via water pressure in lakes will help model climate change impacts on the people who need this water 🏔️ ow.ly/Fh3m50PTsu1

The melt rate of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will increase until the end of the century, even if we reduce emissions. New research led by BAS' Dr Kaitlin Naughten shows that it's now likely unavoidable - even in the best-case scenario. Here's the story ⬇️ ow.ly/MNIt50PZJjC

Bring intrepid Antarctic scientists into your classroom! Pick from 10 talks for a range of ages, including: 🐧 Antarctica's amazing creatures 🥼 Doing experiments in Antarctica 🌎 Introducing climate science + #ThwaitesGlacier From 27 November ➡️ antarcticalivelessons.com

We can’t yet forecast the future of Antarctica with enough certainty. 🌨️ Will it snow more or less in Antarctica as temperatures rise? 🧊 How does liquid water weaken ice sheets? 💧 What's the impact of extreme weather events? Enter Surface Fluxes in Antarctica (SURFEIT) ⬇️

Melting Antarctic ice is a major source of sea level rise, and adapting communities need a precise timeline. SURFEIT will improve our models how snow, ice and water are influenced by sunlight, winds, ocean currents and rising temperatures. More here ➡️ surfeit.ac.uk

These are the beautiful, biodiverse South Orkney Islands near Antarctica 😍 But scientists at British Antarctic Survey 🐧 say warm weather + extreme events have increased hugely over the last 75 years. SURFEIT is analysing events like these to improve climate models ⬇️ bas.ac.uk/media-post/sci…

Great to see the Surface Fluxes in Antarctica (SURFEIT) science community come together at #EGU24. Some of the best science conversations happen around the fringes of the conference as people from around Europe are in the same place at the same time!

Remember the really low levels of #SeaIce in Antarctica last year? Records tumbling? For the first time, now we know: 1) how rare this sea ice loss was 2) if climate change made it more likely Spoiler: it was super rare; now it’s four times more likely. Buckle up for a 🧵⬇️

IPCC "Why does this even matter", you ask. Why is sea ice important? 🖤 It's white and reflects sunlight(!) 🍀 Sea ice is linked to the scale/timing of algae bloom 🐧 Which matters for krill + the whole food chain 💧 Those plants + plankton also sequester carbon in the ocean 🧵⬇️

IPCC So there you have it. It may sound like grim news, but it's also more evidence that the power to change things is still in our hands. 📰 Here's the full news story: buff.ly/4axf0fY 📝 And the link to Rachel Diamond's paper: buff.ly/3yranH7

SURFEIT's PI Louise Sime talks about the extremes of Antarctic weather in British Antarctic Survey 🐧 latest edition of 'Beyond the Ice' Find it here: linkedin.com/pulse/extreme-…

It's summer 2022, and an area of East Antarctica is over 38.5°C warmer than it should be... In the latest Beyond the Ice, BAS climate scientists Dr Louise Sime and Dr Tom Bracegirdle are here with your briefing on understanding extreme weather events ⬇ bas.ac.uk/media/beyondth…