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To all heading to the 🇵🇸 March tomorrow remember that what Braverman wants is for things to kick off so she can push her weak boss to agree to more crackdowns on peaceful protest. Don’t give her and her hard right followers who will be turning up the satisfaction 1/2

Believe it or not.. that’s a digger. Photo taken by the PGHM at the top of Grands Montets yesterday. 💨

Latest photo of conditions near Everest Base Camp in Nepal (5315 m) looking toward the summit of Mt. Everest. Credit: National Geographic & Rolex Perpetual Planet Everest Expedition

Great work team! Especially Kami Temba Sherpa & Tenzing Gyalzen Sherpa who are featured. Photo credit: Arbindra Khadka. Tom Matthews Tenzing99 Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) Keith Garrett Appalachian State App State College of Arts and Sciences National Geographic Society ROLEX Jiban Ghimire King's College London NIRAKAR @DrAuroraElmore

Great to chat about our work on #Everest and in the Andes with meteorologist Ted Phaeton on Queen City News earlier this week! Ted Phaeton App State College of Arts and Sciences National Geographic Society ROLEX 📷 by Julian Sadur

Snow line now above 6000 m on glaciers in Everest region of Nepal with continued snow drought. Read full blog post at link below. National Geographic Society @rolex Appalachian State App State College of Arts and Sciences App State College of Arts and Sciences Tenzing C. Sherpa Arbindra Khadka Binod Pokharel Tom Matthews

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Come work with us! Three posts: Lecturer in Climate and Society Lecturer in Climate Change and Environmental Science Lecturer in Geopolitics kcl.ac.uk/jobs/search?te…

The new season of the Climate Quandaries podcast, out now, features thoughtful and wide-ranging conversations with the excellent Roop Singh, Tom Matthews, Lisa Thalheimer, and Zack Labe.

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Open for comments! Appalachian State Geography & Planning Tom Matthews App State College of Arts and Sciences

Tune into National Geographic TV or Disney+ UK from this Sunday (13/10) to see 'Expedition Amazon' featuring our very own Tom Matthews, as he scales the spectacular Nevado Ausangate to install one of the world's highest weather stations. #PerpetualPlanet kcl.ac.uk/news/national-…

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Tom Matthews Cascade Tuholske & I find that peak values of wet-bulb temperature and heat index often occur in the evening or even overnight. As the moisture-laden sea breeze pushes inland, humid heat rises right alongside, overwhelming the daytime temperature max.

All around the Gulf, we see the same thing: humid heat is highest with an onshore wind -- which can be sustained, in exceptional cases, for nearly the whole diurnal cycle. SSTs around 35C are the proximate cause of this sultriness.

Metrics (WBGT, UTCI) with radiation have a typical afternoon peak. But Tw & HI, widely discussed in recent years, apply well to indoor/shaded conditions. We consider them incomplete yet valuable signposts on the way toward a full, locally relevant portrait of heat-stress risk.

The Gulf region sits at the very vanguard of climate-change-driven heat threats. How humid heat plays out there, in all its complexity, is essential for planning heat resilience across impacted people and sectors — particularly for risks that may have counterintuitive elements.

Excited to share the below news about a new weather station network on the highest mountain in the Americas. Argentine partners at IANIGLA - CONICET led by Pierre Pitte were exceptional. Excited to watch/analyze data! Tom Matthews Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) National Geographic Society