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📢New study: Climate model simulations of central #Arctic surface temperatures are more accurate than appreciated, whereas the benchmark data from observation-based reanalyses are biased warm
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...if only my screen were bigger, you do not fit all in one picture! #ECEARTH21 thank you all for the fruitful inputs, discussions and all the presentations, see you all at the next #ECEARTH meeting! @ShutingDK @dmidk
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Perfect weather to stay inside and attend the virtual #ECEARTH meeting 8-11 February! @ShutingDK and our @dmidk team will be online for the next 4 days, with 150 attendees and more than 30 presenters
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Decline on global airtraffic during the #COVID19 is also likely to have negative impact on short range weather forecasting at DMI. Past weeks have seen a gradual and significant decline on the amount of assimilated aircraft data in the DMI operational models HARMONIE-COMEPS. – at Rudersdal, Danmark
The #COVID19 pandemic has cut the number of aircraft-based weather observations, with possible impacts on the quality of forecasts. Our web article has more details: ecmwf.int/en/about/media-cen…
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Committed to promote the need for science in the Arctic as part of the Danish delegation #ArcticScienceMinisterial @ARC_AU @GEM_Arctic
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Last day of #CryosphericExtremes workshop: Daniela Domeisen speaks about predictability of polar lows.
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Tim Hewson at #CryosphericExtremes Workshop explains ECMWF methods to forecast extreme events.
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Timo Vihma’s conclusion of excellent talk on Arctic-mid latitude linkages at #CryosphericExtremes. Stresses complexity of the linkages, direct vs indirect effects, and dependency on region and season. The question is not “if”, but “how” and “how much”!
















