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Tag Archives: UKMO
Engineering the software for understanding climate change
Since Judith Curry has a guest post about global climate models and the laws of physics, I thought it would be worth posting this recently released video of a talk about climate modelling (see below). It’s by Steve Easterbrook, who … Continue reading
Posted in ClimateBall, Global warming, Judith Curry, Research, Science
Tagged Climate models, GCMs, Steve Easterbrook, UK Met Offic, UKMO, UM, Unified Model
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Julia Slingo on BBC Radio 4
I just wanted to post this youtube clip of Julia Slingo – Chief Scientist at the UK Met Office – being interviewed on BBC Radio 4 about how 2015 and 2016 are likely to be the hottest years on record. … Continue reading
