Ed Hawkins
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The UK is getting wetter mainly due to more intense rainfall rather than more wet days.
When it rains, it rains harder.
Ordinary weather setups produce extraordinary amounts of rain.
Climate change in action.
And it will get worse.
Graph courtesy Ed Hawkins
The increase in UK rainfall is largely due to an increase in rain intensity, i.e. the amount that falls on wet days, rather than the number of wet days increasing.
A recent study found that last winter had around 20% more rain because of climate change.
worldweatherattribution.org/autumn-and-win…
Responding to the sad news of a passenger killed onboard a plane that was affected by turbulence, Reading Meteorology's Professor Paul Williams has provided the following expert comment.
Full article at reading.ac.uk/news/2024/Expe…
Proud to be part of the new #ClimateAmbassadors scheme announced by Department for Education
The scheme aims to help all nurseries, schools and colleges in England have climate action plans in place by 2025. But we need volunteer experts to help make it happen.
rdg.ac/4as3UJl
21st June is #ShowYourStripes day.
If you want to get involved then consider:
1) Projecting the stripes onto a local landmark
2) Recreate the stripes at your school
3) Use your local stripes to start climate conversations
Happy to chat about ideas.
reading.ac.uk/planet/events/…
21st June is #ShowYourStripes day.
If you want to get involved then consider:
1) Projecting the stripes onto a local landmark
2) Recreate the stripes at your school
3) Use your local stripes to start climate conversations
Happy to chat about ideas.
reading.ac.uk/planet/events/…
Hey Met Office - you now have personalised Warming Stripes for Exeter! #ShowYourStripes
showyourstripes.info/s/europe/unite…
How hot was 2023 where you live?
The warming stripes for each country, and many cities, are now updated!
See ShowYourStripes.info, which includes a new interactive map.
#ShowYourStripes
🧐Ever wondered how the #EnglishChannel storms have changed through time?
In this 'Behind the Paper', Richard Cornes and Philip Jones highlight the challenges of studying the storms in this canal, dating back to the eighteenth century.⏲️
communities.springernature.com/posts/long-ter…
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