Dr Tracy Moffat-Griffin
@banrionsneachta.bsky.social
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Physicist. Atmospheric gravity waves and tides above Antarctica. Climate change in the Polar Regions. All views expressed are my own.
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The 7th Antarctic Gravity Wave Instrument Network meeting has come to an end. @scar-antarctic.bsky.social #AGATA. Thanks to our colleagues at Utah State Uni for hosting us, it was an amazing meeting.
Also a chance to say farewell to Mike Taylor, a giant in our field. you will be missed!
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A reminder that registration is now open for the Antarctic gravity waves instrument network workshop. Plus we have some support available for Early Career Scientists (thanks to AGATA @scar-antarctic.bsky.social ). Full details can be found on the website: awe.physics.usu.edu/angwin/25/
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Registration for the 7th ANtarctic Gravity Wave Instrument Network (ANGWIN) Workshop & 7th Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) Science Team Meeting is now open!

awe.physics.usu.edu/angwin/25/
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The Warming Stripes have been extended again into the mesosphere to help highlight risks to our climate monitoring capabilities.

Like the stratosphere, the mesosphere is cooling due to the greenhouse effect & also shows solar cycle variations. (Thanks to @sosprey.bsky.social for the data.)

But...
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Happy #JuneSolstice! Have a great weekend! 🙂

Understanding seasons - a look at the hourly incoming sunlight during the two solstices (23.5°N/S). I've added a red marker for ease of viewing. Graphic can be downloaded at zacklabe.com/arctic-clima...
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Carbon budget countdown to exceeding 1.5°C

ed-hawkins.github.io/climate-visu...
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A greater awareness and scrutiny of the upper atmosphere is a must to inform on impacts and future regulation of satellite reentry. Let’s hope upcoming missions like the European www.cairt.eu and similar US missions go forward.
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For those in the UK, tonight you can see my colleague, Jonathan Shanklin, talking about the Ozone Hole over Antarctica.
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Do you love Professor Hannah Fry?
Do you use fridges?
Do you hate having a hole in Earth's ozone layer?

📣 Well, huge news:
Tonight's episode of The Secret Genius of Modern Life (about fridges) on BBC Two features BAS scientist Jonathan Shanklin, who discovered the Ozone Hole above Antarctica.
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For the Polar Meteorology crowd: we are organizing a session "Polar weather and climate extremes (M11)" at the BACO-25 assembly this July 20-25 in Busan, South Korea. The abstract deadline was extended to Feb. 25.
baco-25.org/new/sub2/sub...
Cheers,
The ICPM team
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The deadline for BACO-25 abstract submissions and travel grant applications has been extended until midnight KST (15:00 UTC) on 25 February!
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Busan IAMAS-IACS-IAPSO assembly 2025 (www.baco-25.org/index.asp). Abstract deadline: 15 February 2025
@metpolarintl.bsky.social sessions of interest listed in the image below and alt text:
M11 Polar weather and climate extremes
JMC14 Climate Change in the Polar Regions: Observing, Modelling and Predicting High Impact Transitions
JMC15 High latitude field campaigns
JMCP17 Natural Hazards
M04 Cloud-Precipitation-Aerosol Studies
M20 High resolution modelling of regional and local climate
JCM01 Coupling between the atmosphere and snow/ice surfaces: Observations and modelling
JMC13 Tropical-polar interactions under rapid climate change: Processes and influences
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Busan IAMAS-IACS-IAPSO assembly 2025 (www.baco-25.org/index.asp). Abstract deadline: 15 February 2025
@metpolarintl.bsky.social sessions of interest listed in the image below and alt text:
M11 Polar weather and climate extremes
JMC14 Climate Change in the Polar Regions: Observing, Modelling and Predicting High Impact Transitions
JMC15 High latitude field campaigns
JMCP17 Natural Hazards
M04 Cloud-Precipitation-Aerosol Studies
M20 High resolution modelling of regional and local climate
JCM01 Coupling between the atmosphere and snow/ice surfaces: Observations and modelling
JMC13 Tropical-polar interactions under rapid climate change: Processes and influences
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Jupiter with 3 moons and a lot of glare! First attempt at using my phone camera and telescope together. Practice practice practice!
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Investigating clouds from land, sea and sky! ☁️

The Southern Ocean clouds project looking at how clouds affect climate change in Antarctica starts its second year of field research this month.

Read the full story here ⬇️
www.bas.ac.uk/media-post/c...
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Research position on Melting of Antarctic ice sheets, based at University of Reading, UK (part of the multi-institution research project Extreme Weather Events in Antarctica (ExtAnt)).
Details and application link: jobs.reading.ac.uk/Job/JobDetai...
Closing date: 7 January 2025
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Had a good few days attending the kick-off meeting for the Extremes in Antarctica (ExtAnt) grant, lots of interesting talks and discussions.
ExtAnt is a NERC project assessing present day and future extreme weather events in Antarctica, and associated risks
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📸 Jessica Richt
A group of scientists involved in the ExtAnt project standing on a balcony outside the Aurora building at BAS
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The Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research is attending COP29. Full list of events they're involved in, and links for livestreams, can be found here: scar.org/scar-news/co...
SCAR at COP29, 11-22 November 2024 | SCAR
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Are seasons in Antarctica getting more extreme? ❄️

New research, led by scientists at British Antarctic Survey, shows the evolution of extreme seasons in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean during the 20th and 21st centuries.

Read more 👉 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

#ClimateChange #COP29
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Last night’s aurora in Cambridgeshire
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UK Antarctic Science Conference 2024 - join other UK-based Antarctic researchers, & explore the latest findings and innovations!
All the info is here: ow.ly/sFMz50T1Xeo
📅 9-11 September 2024
📍 BAS, Cambridge
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