McLaren et al. (Met Office Hadley Centre); 5.5 Million Square Kilometers; Modeling Prediction is based on an experimental model prediction from the Met Office Hadley
Centre seasonal forecasting system (GloSea4).
McLaren et al. (Met Office Hadley Centre); 5.5 Million Square Kilometers; Modeling Prediction is based on an experimental model prediction from the Met Office Hadley
Centre seasonal forecasting system (GloSea4) that became operational in September 2009.
Not exact matches
The
seasonal forecasting models used by
centres globally, including the Met Office, now all suggest this El Niño will persist and strengthen over the northern hemisphere winter, which would make it one of the four strongest ever recorded.
In collaboration with Ralph, our team at the Met Office Hadley
Centre combined techniques from two normally separate areas of climate science —
seasonal forecasting and carbon cycle research — to
forecast CO2 concentrations for 2016.
Tim Palmer, the head of the Probability and
Seasonal Forecasting Division at the European
Centre for Medium - Range Weather
Forecasts wrote the following in Physics World:
However, a new study by Doblas - Reyes and co-authors at the European
Centre for Medium - Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)-- the «European weather centre» — suggests that by updating the greenhouse conditions with the observed annual mean values, the skill of the seasonal forecasts improve notic
Centre for Medium - Range Weather
Forecasts (ECMWF)-- the «European weather centre» — suggests that by updating the greenhouse conditions with the observed annual mean values, the skill of the seasonal forecasts improve no
Forecasts (ECMWF)-- the «European weather
centre» — suggests that by updating the greenhouse conditions with the observed annual mean values, the skill of the seasonal forecasts improve notic
centre» — suggests that by updating the greenhouse conditions with the observed annual mean values, the skill of the
seasonal forecasts improve no
forecasts improve noticeably.
In the context of humanitarian aid and disaster preparedness, the Red Cross Climate
Centre / IRI have proposed a «Ready - Set - Go» concept for making use of
forecasts from weather to
seasonal, in which
seasonal forecasts are used to begin monitoring of subseasonal and short - range
forecasts, update contingency plans, train volunteers, and enable early warning systems («Ready»); sub-monthly
forecasts are used to alert volunteers, warn communities («Set»); and, weather
forecasts are then used to activate volunteers, distribute instructions to communities, and evacuate if needed («Go»).
Proceedings of the RA VI Task Team on the Provision of
Seasonal to Inter-annual
Forecasts and Regional Climate
Centre Services (RA VI - TT / SIRCC): Reading, United Kingdom, 14 - 16 April 2003.
There are a number of partners involved in this project including the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), IGAD (Intergovernmental Authority on Development) Climate Prediction Applications
Centre (ICPAC), the meteorological services of Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, educational institutions and end users of
seasonal forecasting information in the region and from the four countries.
Prior to joining PCIC Markus was a Hydrologic Modelling Scientist and Forecaster with the BC Ministry of Environment, River Forecast
Centre, where he was engaged in the analysis of observed climate and hydrometric data and the application of various hydrologic models for flood, drought and
seasonal streamflow
forecasting.
Seasonal forecasting for the European energy sector — Dr Philip Bett (Met Office Hadley
Centre, UK) 15 mins
Keen et al. (UK Met Office - Hadley
Centre), 4.4, + / -0.9, Model This projection is based on results from the UK Met Office
seasonal forecasting system GloSea4.