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Climate Science and the Media – Ed becomes a Daily Mail star

Posted on March 22, 2013by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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How have our gardens grown…

Posted on May 10, 2012by andrew charlton-perez

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…”

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Summer term bloggers

Posted on April 2, 2012by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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Spring Term bloggers

Posted on January 12, 2012by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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Windstorm Friedhelm

Posted on December 13, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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Bloggers for Autumn 2011

Posted on October 4, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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Irene the media and waffle house.

Posted on September 5, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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.”

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Flooding, Uncertainty and Public Understanding

Posted on May 20, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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A cold stratospheric spring

Posted on March 11, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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Snowflakes

Posted on January 18, 2011by andrew charlton-perez

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”

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