Hopefully this is better!

My poster is now up and will be there until Friday! I’ll be presenting Thursday 4-6pm, come and hear about how we can use seasonal forecasts to diagnose coupled climate model errors #OSM26

Great to be in Glasgow this week for the AGU Ocean Sciences M̶e̶e̶t̶i̶n̶g̶ Silent Disco! #OSM26

Try spending a week in Glasgow 😂

We’ve got to keep banging this drum! Using hindcasts to help explore climate model errors make so much sense

Screenshot of part of our paper "Increasing Frequency and Persistence of the Summertime Greenland High Regime Not Captured by a Seasonal Prediction Model Very Large Ensemble" in GRL

📣 New paper with Lorenzo Polvani published in @agu.org GRL!

Increasing Frequency and Persistence of the Summertime Greenland High Regime Not Captured by a Seasonal Prediction Model Very Large Ensemble

Open access: doi.org/10.1029/2025...

@earthscista.bsky.social @lamont.columbia.edu

Time for some Ashes cricket!! @unirdg-met.bsky.social

Incredible aurora visible over Colorado earlier this evening! Could see a lot of red even with the naked eye.

Great to meet Congressman @joeneguse.bsky.social at the office in Boulder today ahead of the government shutdown. Thanks for visiting!

Of course, we all know that the Hundred is the root of the scheduling issues. But the players obviously won’t push to get rid of that because of the money involved (for some of them). No one seems to talk about the views of the players that want no reduction or an increase in the amount of cricket?

Although not unexpected, it’s still shocking to see this written down in black and white: the proposed elimination of virtually all NOAA research and the Cooperative Institutes, including all four Boulder labs.

‘Trainwreck’ of NOAA funding cuts could derail Colorado research on wildfires, earthquakes and storms At a lab in Fort Collins, scientists are researching how to incorporate artificial intelligence into the forecasting of hurricane paths and how to better predict storms’ impact on wildfires. …

“If you want to call it a trainwreck, you can."

Colorado research into weather forecasting, drought and wildfires is at risk of grinding to a halt if planned budget cuts by President Trump’s administration come to fruition and eliminate funding crucial to the Colorado labs’ existence.

Reports indicate that the Trump administration may attempt to slash billions from NOAA’s budget — including cutting research that forecasts natural disasters like wildfires & droughts.

The Commerce Department must reverse these plans! Read our letter with Senator Bennet & Senator Hickenlooper 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

5 Reasons NOAA and NASA Cuts Will Be Disastrous for Everyone in the US The Trump Administration plan to cut research on climate change and extreme weather events, including tornadoes and hurricanes, puts us in peril.

The Trump administration plans to gut climate research at NOAA and NASA—key goals of the #Project2025 agenda. But what does that really mean, and why should you care? Dr. Marc Alessi breaks down how these cuts could impact us all:

When we heard reports this morning that DOGE may have entered NOAA & NIST, we showed up to see for ourselves.

We’ll continue to do everything we can to protect our Federal labs across Colorado.

A worrying time to be a scientist in the US

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Really nice to be back in Reading these last couple of days! Great to be able to give a seminar at the Meteorology Department, and also visit @ecmwf.bsky.social Had some really engaging and stimulating discussions!

I have the honour(?) of giving the last talk of #AGU24 today! I’ll be talking about our recent paper on seasonal forecast trend errors and their links to climate model trend errors and changing model mean biases. Room 202A at 17:20!

I’ll be presenting my poster on my @exeter.ac.uk postdoc work on future changes to the ENSO-Europe teleconnection at #AGU24 this afternoon. I’m at poster number 283, come and say hi!

The dogs at #AGU24 might be the highlight so far!

Check out this 🌟 new paper 🌟 led by CIRES' Jonathan Beverley and colleagues at NOAA's Physical Sciences Laboratory — Climate model trend errors are evident in seasonal forecasts at short leads ⬇️

Climate model trend errors are evident in seasonal forecasts at short leads - npj Climate and Atmospheric Science npj Climate and Atmospheric Science - Climate model trend errors are evident in seasonal forecasts at short leads

Hello Bluesky! My first post on here seems like a good opportunity to advertise our new paper that was published in npj Climate and Atmospheric Science today:

www.nature.com/articles/s41...