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Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach at X, my own blog is here.) I’d like to take a moment to discuss some implications of my peer-reviewed paper about my implementation…...
Climate researchers have operated under political duress for decades, but improved resources and understanding in recent years have made findings more useful to policymakers.
As back-to-back heat waves batter the US and Europe, scientific models linking climate change to extreme weather are increasingly important for policymakers and commercial enterpri...
...any policy can only benefit from a better understanding of how climate models are constructed, their physical basis, how they can be tested, and how to assess their outputs. The...
The World Meteorological Organization says a strong El Niño could drive extreme weather in many regions.
North Pacific winter storm paths are moving toward the North Pole faster than scientists expected. In Alaska, glaciers are losing about 60 billion tons of ice each year. Farther so...
Today’s climate models are so inaccurate they must be improved a hundredfold just to detect a CO2 signal in climate change. Though clouds “are the largest moderator of Earth’s radi...
Today’s climate models are so inaccurate they must be improved a hundredfold just to detect a CO2 signal in climate change. The post New Study: NASA’s Models Wildly Underestimate T...
Climate models rely very heavily on moist adiabatic assumptions, which contributes to the persistent model-observation mismatch in the tropics, why? The post The Moist-Adiabatic Th...
Temperature change in France – CC-BY by University of Reading As France enters its second heatwave of 2026, can we produce more detailed plots than the excellent visualizations pro...
Building Earth is a new interactive map that explains how the Earth's climate has developed over millions of years through the lens of physics. The map strips the planet back to it...
Hundreds of scientists in dozens of institutions are embarking on the next phase of the... The post Guest post: How CMIP7 will shape the next wave of climate science appeared first...
Detlef van Vuuren is one of the world’s leading climate modellers and, as a result,... The post Prof Detlef van Vuuren: The climate scientist most cited by the IPCC appeared first...
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on X, and my blog is here.) You might have read about RCP8.5, which is now called SSP5-8.5. It is the most extreme future… The post S...
Reuters has launched a new Climate Monitor, an impressive interactive globe that allows anyone to see how today's temperatures compare with what used to be considered normal around...
The spherical cow has its place. The trouble begins when the spherical cow is wheeled out of the lab and presented to the public as if it were a real cow, and then wheeled into the...
This is a re-post from And Then There's Physics If you’ve been paying attention to the climate debate on social media you might have noticed the RCP8.5 debate rearing it’s ugl...
Microsoft Research released **Aurora 1.5** on July 9, 2026, adding **22 weather variables**, hourly forecasts, and probabilistic ensemble forecasting to its open Earth-system found...
Artificial intelligence struggles to forecast events with no precedent in training data The post Physics-based models still beat AI for predicting extreme weather events appeared f...
by Benjamin Roberts at CDN - Climate scientists discarded an extreme global warming model in April frequently cited by news outlets after its predictions failed to materialize for...
Open access notables Fossil fuel emissions dominate Northern Hemisphere CO2 seasonal cycle trends under mitigation scenarios, Jin et al., Nature Communications Variations in the...
International scientists decided it is no longer useful to study the most extreme model of runaway global warming. So why are some people upset?
Qin Huang, Moyan Liu, and Upmanu Lall write: Extreme weather events, e.g., droughts, floods, heatwaves, and freezes, are increasing in frequency and intensity, posing severe socio-...
[GroundUp] Models suggest winter storms will become less frequent but more severe
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