Rethinking the AMOC Variability: Why the Irminger Sea—Not the Labrador Sea—Is the True Center of Action – Ocean to Climate share.google/z1foK4Ka63bI...
Voor de meelezers die zich wat willen verdiepen, in AMOC, Cold Blob en de keerpunten.
Als je de regenwouden savannisering uit hebt.
#tippingpoint
You can still join us on Wednesday for our annual Bert Bolin Climate Lecture!
It's our pleasure to have Dr. Valérie Masson-Delmotte (@valmasdel.bsky.social) as our lecturer this year — sharing her experience as a paleoclimatologist.
Registration is open until the day of!
🔗: bit.ly/BertBolinCli...
I’ve led over 20 expeditions to the open ocean, chasing how currents are changing as our climate warms, only to find the answer lies at the smallest, most chaotic scales. Eddies are reshaping even the mightiest currents and bringing more extremes to coastal seas. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
It’s thanks to satellite observations 🛰️ that we can see how the ocean varies and changes globally, and how these changes affect society. We’re now inviting abstracts for the OSTST session "Large Scale Ocean Circulation Variability and Change", Wiesbaden, Germany, 22-26 June. ostst.aviso.altimetry.fr
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Vad är Golfströmmen och vad händer om den kollapsar? Lyssna till oceanografen @leonchafik.bsky.social som svarar på frågor i Morgonpasset i P3. Léon Chafik forskar om Golfströmmen och havsklimat vid @bolincentre.bsky.social på @stockholm-uni.bsky.social #Klimat
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This year's measurement of Kebnekaise's southern peak by @tarfalaresstation.bsky.social shows that the peak has decreased by 1.5 metres compared to last year. This is the seventh year in a row that Kebnekaise´s southern peak is lower than the northern peak. #Climate #Arctic
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The @ipcc.bsky.social has selected 3 Bolin Centre researchers as authors for the upcoming Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) – congratulations to deputy director Gustaf Hugelius, Ninis Rosqvist and Erik Kjellström! 👏
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Last chance to submit your abstract to our OSM26 session on northern overturning and watermass transformation. Looking forward to seeing your work 🌊
Newly published study led by @leonchafik.bsky.social finds that anomalies in temperature and salinity that originate in the midlatitude North Atlantic can affect the #AMOC in the Nordic Seas up to a decade later.❗️ 🌊
Read the full press release below.
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Thank you 🙏🏼@mariusarthun.bsky.social
Thinking about attending OSM 2026 in Glasgow? Consider submitting to our session:
Session ID: 259677
Title: HE009 – Overturning circulation and water mass transformation in the northern oceans
Topic Area: High Latitude Environments
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If you’re curious about life and science at sea, we’re sharing updates from our research cruise on Instagram 🌊⚓️ Find us at: www.instagram.com/farox.expedi...
Researchers @leonchafik.bsky.social Stockholm University & Fabien Roquet, Gothenburg University, will investigate deep water currents in North Atlantic 2–16 July. They will make measurements in the Faroe-Shetland Channel and the ridge between the Faroe Islands and Iceland.
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A huge thank you to everyone that joined us at the first day of the re-launch & 75th Anniversary of the journal #Tellus! 🫶
Brilliant presentations, and we are more than excited for what day two will bring tomorrow. 🌍
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The worldview of sea surface temperatures really does put into perspective how extreme the anomalous warmth is off the coast of Ireland.
It's the biggest & most intense marine heatwave on the planet, some >5°C above normal. Enhanced rainfall & hotter heatwaves a possible impact.
The NOAA science seminars continue tomorrow with a verrry relevant talk on "The Social Value of Forecasting Hurricanes" by Renato Molina. Unsurprisingly, he finds that public investments in hurricane forecasts pay for themselves many times over in reduced losses.
Read: www.nber.org/papers/w32548
Today at EGU 2025, AGU met up with @leonchafik.bsky.social, Editor of @jgroceans.bsky.social, Researcher at Stockholm University, Bolin Centre for Climate Research
Here is our #SciCon Chat:
Q:Describe what you do in 25 words.
A:I study how ocean currents behave, & the health of ocean circulation.
AMOC in density space, heat and freshwater transports, and 2D velocity fields at 26N have been updated to February 2023. They are freely available on our website at rapid.ac.uk
Sign Up to Meet with an AGU Editor at #EGU25 Tuesday, 29 April - Thursday, 1 May AGU Booth (X212), Exhibit Hall
At #EGU25 next week, Editors Lars Umlauf and Léon Chafik will be available for 15-minute meetings to share advice on publishing in JGR: Oceans!
Bring your questions, abstract, poster, or elevator pitch!
🔗Sign up here: lite.spr.ly/6006GtQG
#EarlyCareer @egu.eu @agu.org @leonchafik.bsky.social
If you are attending #EGU25, don’t miss out on this opportunity to meet with AGU editors – I’ll be there! 👋📚🌍
”The oceans and atmosphere have no political affiliation, they belong to and serve all of us. What are these people thinking?”
Work with Bieito ⬇️
Opting out will make climate change more of a threat to US citizens!
“The world’s largest community of climate scientists urges the Trump administration to immediately renew U.S. federal commitment to climate science, including the restoration of data, personnel, grants and collaborations.”
🌊 Today in @nature.com: Is the AMOC on the brink of collapse?
Unlikely before 2100—but the risks are real 🚨
We find Southern Ocean winds keep this vital ocean "heat engine" running, even under extreme #climatechange. But the Pacific holds a surprise…
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Let’s explore 🧪👇
If you’re working on the climate impacts of AMOC changes or how external factors influence it, consider submitting an abstract to our BACO-25 session (M17: Atlantic Overturning Circulation – Climate Impacts and External Factors), Busan, 20-25 July #AMOC baco-25.org/new/sub2/sub...