Thanks Mika! Been great to meet you and be in Helsinki for the week!

@pjyng.bsky.social @hcbloomfield19.bsky.social

I'm a big proponent of open science and sharing information. However, taking the work of others, sharing without acknowledgement, and then editing to appear as your own is not how it should be done.

This is my first "proper" Bluesky post - so hello!

I hope to be able to provide (somewhat) interesting insights on EU windstorms, high impact weather, and risk in a changing climate.

Finally, internal variability is smaller than model variability.

BUT...

Individual member trends can vary massively in both magnitude and importantly in sign.

Read all the findings here: rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....

We looked at forced trends in a multi-model ensemble, the magnitude of internal variability, and assigned confidence (high, med, low) in all changes.

1. ⬇️ Frequency for NW Europe (low)
2. ⬆️⬆️ Storm Intensity and aggregate severity for w.Europe (high)
3. ⬇️Frequency and severity for s.Europe (high)

Do you have anything similar for period of time with gusts above a threshold? Would be interesting to compare as in the SW today we've been gusting to ~60mph for nearly 18 hours now

Congratulations Eunice!