Sentences with phrase «regional forecasts»

Everywhere you look there are contradictory long term regional forecasts.
In particular, he notes the administration's apparent emphasis on climate «news you can use,» such as regional forecasts, rather than global forecasts.
It appears to be data analysis specifically for improving / understanding regional forecasting.
Developing more accurate regional forecasts of sea level rise will therefore have far - reaching benefits for the more than 30 percent of Americans who currently reside along the Pacific, Atlantic or Gulf Coasts of the contiguous United States.
Rather than relying solely on the National Weather Service's reports, his system combines regional forecasts from meteorologists around the world.
But one of the most robust realities in this body of science is that short - term (a decade or so) and regional forecasts remain beyond the skill of even the best modelers and supercomputers.
REMI has been developing regional forecasting and policy analysis models since 1980.
Key highlights from the SIO 2017 Post-Season Report, released earlier this month, include discussion of 2017 Arctic weather and ice conditions; the Outlook contributions and methodologies, including regional forecasts; and sea ice extent probability maps.
Researchers hope that by improving how they simulate climate variables such as cloud coverage and sea surface temperatures, they will further reduce the uncertainties in regional forecasts, making them even more useful for policy - makers.
Although the authors don't doubt that anthropogenic warming is happening, they caution that the droughts don't seem to be one of its impacts, a fact that could affect regional forecasting efforts.
We can not yet make a regional forecast, especially for the centuries that it would take the Greenland ice sheet to melt.
Given the vast array of real - time weather data available to the MET, it beggars belief that their local / regional forecasts can be so far out.
This is the same science that told us temperatures would rise in line with CO2, and can not explain why there has been no rise for 15 years; the same science that admits that its models have high degrees of uncertainty and that they are not fine enough to make regional forecasts.
I understand that regional forecasts may supply drought and extreme precipitation predictions.
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