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New paper by Preece et al. shows that the increase in high pressure over #Greenland in summer that has accelerated #IceSheet melt is favored by diminished North American #snowcover via a stationary Rossby wave. @TLMote @judah47 @DrKnoxUGA @GKooperman nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Great article @JournalPolar with @climate_ice on the atmospheric rivers, heatwaves, rainfall and resulting record ice sheet melt in Greenland that we discussed in detail in the @CopernicusECMWF #ESOTC European State of the Climate 2022☀️💧🧊
Trio of heatwaves added a month to the 2022 Greenland melt season polarjournal.ch/en/2023/05/0… via @JournalPolar
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Check out our paper on processes driving extreme melt events in northeast Greenland! @TurtonJ1990 @JonathanWille @BricepyNoel @xavierfettweis @akr4sci @TLMote
New paper by @ksmattingly et al. shows that extreme #icesheet #melt events in northeast #Greenland occur after #AtmosphericRivers, as the #foehn effect results to warmer and drier air descending the ice sheet slope. @UWSSEC nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Come work with me and some very cool colleagues on a project in SW France on #climate #agriculture #landuse and #policy - positions available for PhD students in 1) soil/veg work and 2) modeling (coming soon) and a social science postdoc. @AgusBC3 @TLMote
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Working in drought related topics in the Caribbean? Here's a workshop for you! Reach out for more info!
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¡Felices por el artículo publicado ayer en el Nuevo Dia donde discutimos nuestro trabajo investigando las conexiones entre las sequías y el polvo del Sahara en PR! #secaribe #sequías #caribbeandroughts
@TLMote @craigramseyer @PaulMillerWx @flaviamoraes @CaribeHub @USFS_IITF
Interesting event and also a symptom of big changes nytimes.com/2021/08/20/clima…
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2020 saw the Greenland Ice Sheet melting fast and global sea level rise speeding up to 4.8mm/year thanks to that melting on top of other climate change driven factors. Concern growing about the Antarctic Ice Sheet too. Gunna cost BIG time. sciencemag.org/news/2020/11/…
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Experts didn't anticipate how wild things would get: A record 23 named storms as of Sept. 23: wapo.st/33WwYbF In depth, by @bhensonweather
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Our @esa polar-orbiting satellites forbode an Antarctic mass loss trajectory which today drives a worst-case sea-level rise scenario. For the latest forecasts see: go.nature.com/2RQ44Ef
2016, 2018, 2020,... are the messages "sinking in"?
Some new work on Greenland that included my lab. "New research reveals effect of global warming on Greenland ice melt" phys.org/news/2020-08-reveal…
Such a tremendous loss for the polar community.
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The Arctic climate records set during the past few months have been astonishing, from wildfires in Siberia and 100F temps to glaciers erupting with meltwater in Svalbard, Norway. A tour across the Far North reveals how much is askew. washingtonpost.com/weather/2…
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Arctic sea ice extent has taken a nose dive in recent days, with the Laptev and East Siberian reaching the least amount of ice recorded yet in the satellite data record. yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
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"We mourn the loss of an American hero, Congressman @repjohnlewis. His courageous life — and the wisdom he shared on racial justice at UGA's annual Holmes-Hunter Lecture, Mary Frances Early Lecture & MLK Freedom Breakfast — inspired all."
-President Jere W. Morehead
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#Drought Monitor update June 23, 2020. This week saw a slight reduction in D0 coverage on the western coast but also an expansion of moderate drought (D1) to the southeast coast. caribbeanclimatehub.org/reso… #PuertoRico
A new tropical storm Dolly at nearly 40N latitude and the ‘Godzilla’ Saharan dust cloud to its south. A strange start this June to the Atlantic hurricane season.
#Dolly has formed in the North Atlantic - the 3rd earliest 4th Atlantic named storm formation on record (since 1851). Danielle is earliest on 6/20/2016. Debby is 2nd earliest on 6/23/2012 at 12 UTC. Dolly in 2020 formed on June 23 at 1615 UTC. #hurricane
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The Virgin Islands Battles Severe Drought stthomassource.com/content/2… via @VI_Source #USVI #Drought


























