Jamie Hannaford
@jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
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Hydrologist, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) Visiting Associate Prof, ICARUS Maynooth, Ireland Hydrological variability (floods and droughts) past, present and future!

Environmental science 71%
Geography 18%
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kateraworth.bsky.social
Big Doughnutty News.
Just out in Nature: the all-new 2025 Doughnut. Transformed from a single-year snapshot to an annual global monitor of 21st century social & ecological thriving. Available to all in an open-access paper by @andrewlfanning.bsky.social and me. 🧵 1/
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
And here in the UK. Hope you are enjoying new water year’s eve!
petagna.bsky.social
The possible outcomes for the weather later this week..

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geoskinner.games
Calling all UK users of hydrology - drought to floods, student to retired, research to practice.

Tell us your training needs and help shape the future of UK hydrology.

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UK Users of Hydrology. Tell us your training needs. We'd like to hear from all users of hydrology - research to practice - and not just floods. Complete our short (<10min) survey about key skills in hydrology. Help the hydrological community prepare for future challenges. Complete before October 17th 2025. Link in Post. Environment Agency. Flood Hydrology Improvements Programme.

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hausfath.bsky.social
In a UN speech today, President Trump said that "all of these [climate] predictions were wrong".

Back in 2019 I led a research effort to digitize old climate model projections and assess how well they did. Turns out they got future warming pretty spot on!

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steveturner.bsky.social
Excited to host a hands-on #IAHS2025 workshop with @sayaliuk.bsky.social & @wilsonchan.bsky.social

🗓️ 6 Oct, 18:00 IST | 📍 Roorkee, India

Explore the ROBIN dataset, drought indicators & FlowScreen.

More info: iahs2025.com/SEROBIN

Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

#ROBINHydro #Hydrology
stottpeter.bsky.social
The people I work with are not stupid people and our climate predictions of 30 years ago of global warming have proved to be accurate. Just saying. www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cp...

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wmo-global.bsky.social
Just Launched 📢 The WMO’s 2024 State of Global Water Resources Report is now available!

In 2024, the water cycle has become increasingly erratic and extreme, swinging between deluge and drought.

This is the #StateOfWater.

Read the report 🔗 https://bit.ly/469OBWU

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
That is the only way forward now the seed has been planted.

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
Excellent. Two other scientists sat with me in a pub - also in.

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I’m in, by the way, and ready to part with my cash and I have the very review in mind….

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
I, for one, think this is genius!!! There’s a startup here, selling bespoke t-shirts to academics with quotes from their most horrorshow reviews

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stottpeter.bsky.social
New analysis from @metoffice.gov.uk showing that the record-breaking hot UK summer of 2025 has been made much more likely by human-induced climate change and such a hot summer would be expected about once every 5 years in current climate. www.metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/new...
Summer 2025 is the warmest on record for the UK
Provisional Met Office statistics confirm that summer 2025 is officially the warmest summer on record for the UK.
www.metoffice.gov.uk

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ceciliakeating.carbonbrief.org
The UK has seen widespread drought this summer.

But to what extent are UK droughts being impacted by climate change?

In a timely piece up on @carbonbrief.org today, @ukceh.bsky.social hydrologists look at whether global warming is making UK droughts worse

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Guest post: Is climate change making UK droughts worse? - Carbon Brief
The year 2025 has seen exceptionally dry conditions in many parts of the UK. At...
www.carbonbrief.org

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simonleewx.com
Simple answer: high rainfall on average doesn’t mean there isn’t a problem when it stops raining.
BBC News headline “Scotland is known for its rain. So why are experts worried about water supplies?”

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ukceh.bsky.social
Don't miss our three amazing keynote speakers at the Land and Water in a Changing Climate event at the Royal Society in London on 24 September!

Register now to join modellers, industry and practitioners across hydrology to share insights and knowledge.

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Hydro-JULES logo and photos of three people with accompanying text: Professor Martyn Clark from University of Calgary, Dr Ségolène Berthou from Met Office, Dr Glenn Watts from UKCEH, under the title Land and water in a changing climate 24 Sep 2025

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
(Tbf, data on reservoirs is the wobbliest/least consistent part of the story not just in the coverage but even in the underlying status reporting… irrespective of percentage mangling, long-term comparisons are fraught with challenges and indicative at best)

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
Ah thanks! Just curious and agree there’s been confusion aplenty.

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
Where’s this example, out of interest, Simon?

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
Linked from the Proc of the Royal Society… GENIUS!

jamiehannahydro.bsky.social
Agreed, as in any field incl my own and I fear could be said about many key trusted data sources given increasing pressures on resource to support the unsung work of collating and QCing the info on which all the fancy modelling and everything else depends….

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ukceh.bsky.social
🌟 We're excited to have our water science director Dr Glenn Watts as a keynote speaker at next month's Hydro-JULES conference, Land and water in a changing climate, at the Royal Society.

🖱️ Book your place! enterprise.mitingu.com/ceh-events/l... 🧪
Image of Dr Glenn Watts beside text Keynote speaker Dr Glenn Watts UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology Climate change and water resources: seeking certainty in an uncertain world 24 Sep 2025 Royal Society, London