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Why was it so windy at the weekend?

Read our recent article explaining why storms are named, what causes extreme storms in the UK, and if climate change will make storms more intense and frequent.

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Storm Kathleen is forecast to hit parts of the UK this weekend.

We asked researchers National Centre for Atmospheric Science why storms are named, what causes extreme storms in the UK, and if climate change will make storms more intense and frequent.

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At the end of each month we share a digest with subscribers, which includes:

- short articles about our research

- feature pieces about #ClimateChange , #AirPollution , and #Weather

- our upcoming events and training courses

- #hiring notices and other ways to work with us

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A new citizen science weather data rescue project for Greenland

Anyone can help unravel Greenland’s weather history: zooniverse.org/projects/johan…

Researchers outline how vital it is that African scientists have skills/tools to provide their communities with locally designed climate solutions and weather forecasts.

Paper by National Centre for Atmospheric Science University of Leeds out now in Nature Communications - read our summary:

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Climate change researchers from National Centre for Atmospheric Science have found that summer rainfall decline across Europe could be partially reversed if global temperatures stabilise.

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The latest State of the Climate Report by World Meteorological Organization was released this week.

We spoke to climate researcher Dr Till Kuhlbrodt from National Centre for Atmospheric Science about the report’s findings.

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As part of #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek , we’re sharing Professor Kevin Cowtan’s article on what it is like to navigate science as a person who is neurodiverse.

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Researchers are working to predict weather conditions one month in advance.

We’re working with Met Office and ECMWF to improve the predictability of UK weather.

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1400 flights, 5 continents, 120 science studies - we’re celebrating 20 years of flying high with FAAM Airborne Laboratory!

Now, we're strapping in for the next 20 years with an exciting upgrade to keep our research facility flying until 2040 and beyond.

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How can we manage our careers in science alongside caring responsibilities?

Ellie Highwood, a diversity and inclusion consultant and coach, shares what workplaces can do to make caregiving alongside a role in science possible.

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