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@rmets.orgIce-nucleating particles can influence cloud properties and lifetime across different cloud regimes.
But could they also affect how clouds respond to a warming climate?
That's the question Xinyi Huang will explore on 14 October.
Register now: www.rmets.org/event/master...
@wileyecology.bsky.socialReposted by @rmets.orgReview article out now, based on the State of Climate for Latin America and the Caribbean 2025 Report, this review summarises mean and extreme climate conditions.
📖 Read it here: https://bit.ly/4yzuZ9G
@rmets.orgThe National Literacy Trust is hosting its Secondary Online Conference, Leading Literacy, Leading Change, bringing together ideas and practical approaches to help secondary education professionals develop coherent literacy provision
Sign up now: literacytrust.org.uk/events/onlin...
@wileyecology.bsky.socialReposted by @rmets.orgReview article out now, based on the State of Climate for Latin America and the Caribbean 2025 Report, this review summarises mean and extreme climate conditions.
📖 Read it here: https://bit.ly/4yzuZ9G
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@rmets.orgTackling the Persistent Uncertainty in Aerosol Effects on Climate
Ken Carslaw will explore why, despite decades of observations and increasingly sophisticated models, aerosol effects remain a major source of uncertainty in climate prediction.
30 September
Online
www.rmets.org/event/master...
@rmets.orgParaChute: Improving Convection and Turbulence in High-Resolution Weather Models
In this talk, Alison will introduce the ParaChute programme and describe how new developments are beginning to improve the physical realism of high-resolution models.
Register: www.rmets.org/event/parach...
@rmets.orgDespite huge increases in global aerosol observations and increasingly sophisticated representations in climate models, our assessment of the aerosol effect on global climate remains stubbornly uncertain.
Professor Ken Carslaw explores why in our upcoming masterclass
@rmets.orgOn this International Literacy Day, we have launched a new resource for teachers in collaboration with Field Studies Council, bringing together outdoor learning, climate education and media literacy.
Find out more about our climate media literacy resources: www.metlink.org/blog/primary...
@rmets.orgHave you ever wondered how different the D-Day forecast would have been if Group Captain James Stagg had access to modern meteorological technology?
Read www.rmets.org/sites/defaul... to find out whether, more than 80 years later, modern meteorology would have led to a different conclusion.
@rmets.orgWeather and climate affect every aspect of our lives but understanding them requires more than forecasts and headlines.
Introducing the RMetS Member Portal: a new member-exclusive hub for expert views, interviews, blogs, career stories, event recordings and more.
@rmets.orgAerosols can influence clouds, precipitation, sunlight and climate. A special class of these particles – ice-nucleating particles – can trigger ice formation in clouds and may play an important role in climate feedbacks.
Explore the science in our 3-part masterclass series: www.rmets.org/events/all
@rmets.orgRMetS are hosting a joint Energy & Insurance sector in-person all-day event in partnership with ARUP at their London HQ on the 10th November, based on future climate risk, resilience and extreme events.
You can register and express interest in speaking now!
www.rmets.org/event/energy...