ClimaTea

2019 Mar 12

ClimaTea Journal Club

3:00pm

Location: 

HUCE Seminar Room MCZ 440

Speaker: Minmin Fu

Minmin will lead the discussion on "A global slowdown of tropical-cyclone translation speed" by James P. Kossin

Description: Anthropogenic warming is predicted to weaken the mean state of the large scale atmospheric circulation. This may lead to a slowdown of tropical cyclone translation speeds. A slowdown of cyclone translation is likely to increase local precipitation extremes beyond that expected from increases to mean global or...

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2019 Apr 02

ClimaTea Journal Club

3:00pm

Location: 

HUCE Seminar Room MCZ 440

Speaker:  Professor Raffaele Ferrari from MIT

Prof. Ferrari will lead the discussion on the paper by Gertler and O’Gorman titled “Changing available energy for extratropical cyclones and associated convection in Northern Hemisphere summer."

Here is a brief summary of the paper adapted from the abstract:

The circulation of the Northern Hemisphere extratropical troposphere has changed over recent decades, with marked...

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2019 Apr 09

ClimaTea Journal Club

12:00pm

Location: 

HUCE Seminar Room MCZ 440

Speaker: Dr. Elizabeth Kent from National Oceanography Centre

Abstract: Results from the "Historical Ocean Surface Temperature: Accuracy, Characterisation and Evaluation (HOSTACE)" project will be presented. HOSTACE set out to better understand uncertainty in sea surface temperature (SST) observations and to produce a new gridded analysis of monthly SST from 1850 to present. There are many sources of bias in observations of SST that can depend on the method of observation,...

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2019 Apr 16

ClimaTea Journal Club

3:00pm

Location: 

Faculty Lounge room 409, Hoffman

Speaker: Jake Seeley

Jake will lead the discussion on the paper titled ‘Arc-continent collisions in the tropics set Earth’s climate state’ by Macdonald et al. (Attached)

Jake’s blurb is below, adapted from the abstract:

On multimillion-year time scales, Earth has alternated between...

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2019 Apr 23

ClimaTea Journal Club

12:00pm

Location: 

HUCE Seminar Room MCZ 429

Speaker:  Professor Brian Farrell

Professor Farrell will lead the discussion on the paper titled "Attribution of the 2017 northern high plains drought" by Hailan Wang, et al. (find paper here)

Professor Farrell's blurb is below.

This paper will be used to introduce a discussion on prediction and attribution of regional climate variation in response...

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