Some of you may have been aware of some interesting goings on amongst some of those in the Department and the Daily Mail over the last week all started by … Continue reading “Climate Science and the Media – Ed becomes a Daily Mail star”
As a novice but increasingly obsessed gardener, I’ve been really interested in how our #wetdrought has been shaping the green space all around us. Certainly all those additional water butts … Continue reading “How have our gardens grown…”
We have another excellent selection of bloggers for this term: Week 1 (27th April) – Matt Owens Week 2 (4th May) – Thorwald Stein, Kirsty Hanley & Emilie Carter Week … Continue reading “Summer term bloggers”
Welcome to a new term for the WCD blog with our usual mix of recent weather and climate and some of the research and other work that other members of … Continue reading “Spring Term bloggers”
As part of their final practical session for the course MT11C Introduction to Weather and Climate, a group of first year undergraduate students conducted a synoptic analysis of the extra-tropical … Continue reading “Windstorm Friedhelm”
Welcome back to all those returning to the WCD blog for Autumn 2011 and welcome to all those joining us for the first time. As a quick recap, this blog … Continue reading “Bloggers for Autumn 2011”
Following on from Ray’s very interesting blog below on the predictions for Irene a few follow up pieces in the US media caught my attention over the last few days. … Continue reading “Irene the media and waffle house.”
As many of the rest of you, I’ve been following the extreme weather in the south and south-eastern United States with some interest over the last few weeks. A nice … Continue reading “Flooding, Uncertainty and Public Understanding”
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”
A bit out of time with current conditions, but nonetheless I thought some people might enjoy a nice short article on snowflakes by Adam Gopnik in the New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/talk/comment/2011/01/03/110103taco_talk_gopnik … Continue reading “Snowflakes”