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Leading independent expert in #weather and #climate. We also run: @MetMatters | @MetLink | @RMetS_Jobs
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  • @RMetS
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    Weather & climate affect every aspect of our lives but understanding them require more than forecasts and headlines Introducing the RMetS Member Portal: a new member-exclusive hub for expert views, interviews, blogs, career stories, event recordings & more ow.ly/PKCJ50ZHzk5
  • @RMetS
    Royal Meteorological Society
    @RMetS
    Aug 3
    Why doesn’t 30°C always feel like 30°C? It might feel pleasantly warm in a light breeze one day, but on a different day the same temperature can feel oppressive, sticky and exhausting. That’s because air temperature doesn’t tell the whole story. Read: rmets.org/metmatters/hum…
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  • @RMetS
    Royal Meteorological Society
    @RMetS
    Jul 10
    The final workshops at the RMetS Annual WAC Conference explored collaboration and innovation in meteorology. One focused on strengthening links between meteorologists and social scientists, while the other examined the opportunities and challenges of AI in weather and climate.
  • @RMetS
    Royal Meteorological Society
    @RMetS
    Jul 10
    The final day of the RMetS Annual Weather and Climate Conference is underway. Attendees heard from Steve Ramsdale on the role of AI in meteorology and Kaja Milczewska on air, climate and health equity, before networking over posters and refreshments.
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  • @RMetS
    Royal Meteorological Society
    @RMetS
    Jul 9
    Two workshops at the WAC conference explored climate adaptation from different perspectives. One explored the value of interdisciplinary & local knowledge in building resilience. The other examined how climate data, & resources can help or hinder local adaptation decision-making.