
Predictability of Weather and Climate
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Predictability of Weather and Climate
@OxPredict
Research group @OxfordAOPP & @OxfordPhysics of Tim Palmer/Antje Weisheimer. Predictability, uncertainty, reduced precision for weather&climate forecasting🌍⛈️🌪️🌊


🚨NEW ARTICLE🚨 "Forecasting feels-like #temperatures as a strategy to reduce #heat #illnesses during #sport events" 📄@BJSM_BMJ Great collaboration @milankloewer @K_Hollander_ @ephysiol @FPappenberger A Niess Y Pitsiladis #ClimateChange #Health ▶️bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…

Today's magic trick: Make vorticity look like clouds ☁️🌧️ to celebrate that we just released SpeedyWeather.jl v0.3, our still-baby weather model in #JuliaLang. #GPU, auto-differentiation, low-precision, machine learning, all coming soon! Check it out, github.com/milankl/Speedy…

Since I started research on #weather and #climate, I always wanted to write a global atmospheric circulation model from scratch. Many years later, here we are, proudly presenting SpeedyWeather.jl github.com/milankl/Speedy… written in #JuliaLang and soon in 16/32-bits, on #GPU|s etc



Compressing atmospheric data is crucial to improve data storage and sharing. @milankloewer and colleagues (@ECMWF and @CopernicusECMWF) propose a method for efficient compression that preserves most of the meaningful, real information from the data. go.nature.com/3xdGKVa



More heat☀️ = more heat-illnesses in sport 🏃🥵? But how high is the risk given an outdoor temperature🌡️+sunshine☀️+humidity💦+wind💨? Read more in our NEW #openaccess paper: doi.org/10.1111/sms.14… Summary thread that lead to the @HeatForecast twitter bot 1/n 🧵



@HeatForecast going online: Tokyo's heat forecast for the next 10 days. Tue-Fri will feel like 34-35˚C due to high humidity, sunshine and little wind. Windier from Sat evening will the decrease the feels-like temperature by a few ˚C. No rain, few clouds. Data from @ECMWF






Just presented at #SIAMCSE21 on Stochastic Rounding for Weather and Climate Models🌍As the conference is not free💰, here a thread-summary. TL;DR Stochastic rounding reduces the overall error by introducing additional noise. Counterintuitive? Well, no, read on ... 1/n










