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Assessing the Value of Clustering Convection‐Permitting Ensemble Forecasts
1 Introduction Ensembles are commonly used to quantify forecast uncertainty by running repeated simulations with different initial conditions and model parameters (e.g., Palmer 2019; Zhou et al. 2022; Inverarity et al. 2023). In theory, each member of a well-tuned ensemble can be interpreted as an equally-likely realisation of the upcoming weather that could be inspected without further processing.
Articulate: An Integrative E-Learning Experience for Medical Libraries
Advanced search Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/15424065.2025.2496627?needAccess=true Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Disclosure statement No potential conflict of interest was reported by the authors.
The impact of preceding convection on the development of Medicane Ianos and the sensitivity to sea surface temperature
The impact of preceding convection on the development of Medicane Ianos and the sensitivity to sea surface temperature Origine Fichiers éditeurs autorisés sur une archive ouverte Licence
Why meteorologists are comparing Storm Éowyn to a bomb
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Unprecedented 'Bomb Cyclone' Batters British Isles with Record Winds
A satellite image of the British Isles during Storm Éowyn’s descent. ©EUMETSAT (2025), CC BY Storm Éowyn has unleashed strong and damaging winds over the British Isles, and particularly over Ireland and Scotland. Air pressure at the centre of the storm plummeted 50 millibars in the 24 hours leading up to midnight on January 24.
HT Syndication: Why meteorologists are comparing Storm Eowyn to a bomb
India, Jan. 27 -- Storm Eowyn has unleashed strong and damaging winds over the British Isles, and particularly over Ireland and Scotland. Air pressure at the centre of the storm plummeted 50 millibars in the 24 hours leading up to midnight on January 24. That's more than twice what is required in the definition of "explosive cyclogenesis", in other words, the development of a cyclonic (anticlockwise rotating) storm that is both rapid and severe - like a bomb going off.
Why meteorologists are comparing Storm Éowyn to a bomb
Storm Éowyn is today unleashing strong and damaging winds over the British Isles, and particularly over Ireland and Scotland. Air pressure at the centre of the storm plummeted 50 millibars in the 24 hours leading up to midnight on January 24, more than twice what is required in the definition of “explosive cyclogenesis”, in other words, the development of a cyclonic (anticlockwise rotating) storm that is both rapid and severe – like a bomb going off.
Evaluating trapped lee‐wave characteristics over the UK and Ireland in convection‐permitting model forecasts using satellite imagery
1 INTRODUCTION Trapped lee waves are the shortest amongst atmospheric gravity waves and are thus the last to become resolved in numerical weather prediction and climate models, as their resolution improves with time. Studies of the preconditions and characteristics of trapped lee waves in models may be used to help inform future trapped lee-wave drag parametrisations, but little systematic model validation against observations has been performed.
Improvements in the spread-skill relationship of precipitation in a convective‐scale ensemble through blending
1 INTRODUCTION Convective-scale ensembles have been used for over a decade to quantify the uncertainty in convective-scale weather forecasts (e.g., Clark et al., 2011; Klasa et al., 2018; Wang et al., 2011). Ideally, the spread between ensemble members should be equal to the expected error of the ensemble mean when verified over many forecasts (Buizza, 1997; Hopson, 2014).
Do AI models produce better weather forecasts than physics-based models? A quantitative evaluation case study of Storm Ciarán - npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
Abstract There has been huge recent interest in the potential of making operational weather forecasts using machine learning techniques. As they become a part of the weather forecasting toolbox, there is a pressing need to understand how well current machine learning models can simulate high-impact weather events.
Why Storm Ciarán's winds were so strong
Storm Ciarán made landfall in southern regions of the UK during the evening of November 1, 2023. The UK's Met Office issued amber weather warnings for November 2 in specific areas in the south of the UK, cautioning about high winds. This amber alert represents the second-highest level in the Met Office's three-tier system. Yellow warnings were also in place for both wind and rain, extending over a broader area and timeframe. Ciarán unleashed extremely strong and destructive winds in some areas.
Why Storm Ciarán's winds were so strong Original
Storm Ciarán made landfall in southern regions of the UK during the evening of November 1, 2023. The UK’s Met Office issued amber weather warnings for November 2 in specific areas in the south of the UK, cautioning about high winds. This amber alert represents the second-highest level in the Met Office’s three-tier system. Yellow warnings were also in place for both wind and rain, extending over a broader area and timeframe. Ciarán unleashed extremely strong and destructive winds in some areas.
Effects of light pollution on Bluegill foraging behavior
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is one of the most pervasive and rapidly expanding sources of anthropogenic pollution. Aquatic ecosystems may be especially vulnerable to the effects of ALAN due to their disproportionate exposure to anthropogenic pressures. However, research on mechanisms of response to ALAN by aquatic species remains sparse. Our research investigated the extent to which ALAN influences the nocturnal feeding efficiency of Bluegill Lepomis macrochirus.
Frankfort exhibit highlights work by world-renowned sculptor
"Shape Shifter" by international artist Chakaia Booker was recently installed at the entrance to WesBanco at 125 W. Main St. (Photo submitted) Josephine Sculpture Park and FrankArts are pleased to announce the addition of Shape Shifter by international artist Chakaia Booker to the Arts Downtown exhibition in Frankfort. The piece is located at the entrance to WesBanco at 125 W.
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Common Pleas Workers' Comp Date Filed June 9, 2020 Case Number 933208 Case Type Workers' Comp Judge Judge D. Calabrese Plaintiff Filed by. Suzanne Gray 138 Belfield Elyria, OH 44035 Plaintiff's Attorney Seaman & Associates, Co.LPA 1400 Rockefeller Building Cleveland OH 44113 Defendant Lakeside Yacht Club, et al. 4851 North Marginal Road Cleveland, OH 44114 About your information and the public record.
Protocol For A Healthy Colon
Protocol For A Healthy Colon By Suzanne Gray A few days ago I was at an event. You know how that goes, everyone asks “What do you do? “ Well, how many people do you know say, “I deal with poop, or I am a colon therapist.” Most responses I get, “You do what?? What is that?” Then I have to decide, do I answer in a serious tone or have fun? Most of you that know me, realize I am the one who likes to have fun. I love my profession.
College Course Registration: Pick These ‘Cause We Need the Money
College Course Registration: Pick These ‘Cause We Need the Money As legislative support for universities has continued to decline, we have had to look for other ways to fund higher education. The recent transition of the football stadium from the economically quaint “Wildcat Field” to “Kroger Stadium” demonstrates how beneficial corporate sponsorship can be.
Increased wind risk from sting-jet windstorms with climate change
Sting jets are transient jets of air that descend from the tip of the hooked cloud head into the southwest quadrant (in the northern hemisphere) of cyclones evolving according to the Shapiro-Keyser (Shapiro and Keyser 1990) conceptual model; see the review by Clark and Gray (2018) for conceptual pictures of the low-level jets in sting-jet cyclones and a synthesis of their formation mechanisms.
Locating the ‘Usefully Problematic’ in a Novel and a Memoir by Ian McEwan
This article looks at aspects of a novel and a memoir, written over the same period in 2001, by author Ian McEwan. In ‘Mother tongue’, his memoir, McEwan reflects on his insular upbringing on various military bases abroad. His father, a soldier, was a periodic presence whose volatile moods interrupted the home‐life otherwise exclusively spent with his mother, to whom he was strongly attached.
Locating the ‘Usefully Problematic’ in a Novel and a Memoir by Ian McEwan
This article looks at aspects of a novel and a memoir, written over the same period in 2001, by author Ian McEwan. In ‘Mother tongue’, his memoir, McEwan reflects on his insular upbringing on various military bases abroad. His father, a soldier, was a periodic presence whose volatile moods interrupted the home-life otherwise exclusively spent with his mother, to whom he was strongly attached.
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