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TROPOMI has detected SO2 plumes from #Etna and #Stromboli in Italy over the past 10 days (June 30 - July 09). Both of these volcanoes have been emitting sulfur dioxide, ash, and lava. Made with McIDAS-V.
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On July 11 the provisional daily minimum in Antarctica was recorded at Dome Fuji AWS with -76.6 °C at 2:49 UTC
Here 👇 is the situation at 00Z
Source @ANTMET
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Minimum recorded on June 17 in Antarctica
Dome Fuji AWS -72.8 °C (data by @ANTMET)
Vostok -73.2 °C
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Antarctic cold spells shatter records amid global heat waves in late winter 2023. Free access to the study link.springer.com/article/10…. phys.org/news/2024-06-antarc…
@ANTMET
@polarprediction
@MetPolarIntl
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New paper
Thanks to @anathn_skywtchr for the effort in coordinating the work
Super excited to share this now published, collaborative work on extreme cold temperatures in #Antarctica during July and August 2023! Thank you to @AASjournal and @ANTMET for this opportunity.
Link: rdcu.be/dKLN5
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2/2 The work explains the cold event that occurred between July and August 2023 at and nearby the Ross Ice Shelf. Here are the slides of extreme temperatures recorded
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1/2 Today @MatthewLazzara at @ohiou will present the latest work on Antarctic meteorology and climate. It will soon be published as a paper on Advances in Atmospheric Sciences
#WAMC 19th Workshop on Antarctic Meteorology and Climate
I'm proud to have contributed
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Record low #Antarctic sea ice is finally making the headlines.
Here's why it matters, from last night's 10 o'clock news.
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We wrapped up our first week of classes with an ATM All-Department Meeting. Welcome back, students! 📚
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Recording online now! In this talk, I cover:
- how ConvNPs could open up a new world of environmental science ML
- a tour of some ConvNP applications
- a new Python package for building environmental ConvNPs with minimal effort
Recording📽️: youtube.com/watch?v=MIHNyKjw…
Summary 🧵👇
Environmental observations are messy. Could a single ML architecture fill gaps, increase granularity, and tell us where more data is needed?
I'll be discussing this & more at the NERC 'AI for Environmental Science' webinar this Friday - register here: digitalenvironment.org/webin…
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Surprising August in Antarctica
On August 11 at 12Z Vostok recorded -80.9 °C. At 13:20 UTC, JASE2007 AWS reached -80.4 °C. Also AGO-4 AWS brush -80 °C with -79.6 °C at 18:30 UTC
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Really grateful to be awarded the @RMetS emerging communicator award for my work bringing #ClimateChange and #polar science to new audiences
It's a star-studded list of awardees this year 🏅 so I'm v proud to be on it
Thanks to colleagues at @BAS_News, @PolarRES_eu and beyond!
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& I'm honoured to have worked with some amazing co-authors!: @ikwess, @stratosmarkou, @jamesrequeima, @alejo_coca, Anna Vaughan, Anna-Louise Ellis, Matthew Lazzara, @DaniJonesOcean, @scotthosking, and Richard E. Turner
Watch this space 👀
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Where should we measure the environment to minimise uncertainty about weather and climate? 🎲⛅
I'm excited to share that my second journal paper, which grapples with this fascinating problem, will be published soon!
Interested? Check out my 15-min talk: youtu.be/v0pmqh09u1Y
Check out this Visiting Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences opportunity recruiting.ultipro.com/VER10…
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Engaging discussions on #AntarcticClimate and #PolarPrediction at the 17th Workshop on Antarctic Meteorology and Climate & 7th Year of Polar Prediction in the Southern Hemisphere Meeting. Here's the meeting report link.springer.com/article/10… @polarprediction @theIAMAS @MetPolarIntl
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I am very excited to announce that I have accepted an offer to work with Dr. Kathy Pegion at the University of Oklahoma in pursuit of a master’s degree. Thank you to everyone who have supported me and made this possible. I am looking forward to this next adventure!




























