A Tale of Two Winters
A review of winter just ended is “a tale of two winters” in more ways than one. With a quiet end to the season and signs of Spring now all … Continue reading “A Tale of Two Winters”
Month: March 2011
Ice-sheet mass and sea level rise
As the popular climate change debate makes the transition from “is it happening?” to “what will the impacts be?”, one of the more controversial issues has been that of sea … Continue reading “Ice-sheet mass and sea level rise”
A cold stratospheric spring
In week 10 Mike Blackburn will be writing a blog on early analysis on what was an interesting season in the troposphere. In this blog I’ll give a quick update … Continue reading “A cold stratospheric spring”
Can the British public understand probabilities?
This is a question that appears again and again for people who work with forecasting. These days forecast centres do not produce one forecast, they produce a set or ensemble … Continue reading “Can the British public understand probabilities?”