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Researching streamflow prediction. Like a sharp, reliable ensemble? Me too. Views are my own
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Unfortunately I can't say that my new story is a reprieve from all the bad news, but it IS at least about some *different* bad news. Thanks to the fine folks @defector.bsky.social for letting me share my grief about the changing Yukon River.

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The Young Hydrologic Society is on Bluesky now!✨ We, like many other scientific societies, decided to join the Bluesky platform. The scope of this account will be the same as before: We'll post updates on conferences, workshops, seminars, webinars, vacancies, etc. Follow us for updates! Cheers!

submitted 16 days ago • 2 comments

Interested in working on hydroclimatic forecasting, reservoirs, #MachineLearning, satellite data, and river networks in SE Asia? 🚨 3-year postdoc position available @oxfordgeography.bsky.social on the Ayrton SMART-HS project - Apply by 10 Mar 2025! bit.ly/3WHIPqf @ox.ac.uk @simmoulds.bsky.social

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Our study into why 2022 was so wet in Eastern Australia is now published (open access).This was a combined effort from 19 mostly ECRs to understand the meso, synoptic and planetary scale drivers of this remarkable year. journals.ametsoc.org/view/journal...

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Trump's Greenland obsession is a very concrete example of why the Mercator projection is bad.

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💧 Are you working on probabilistic hydro-meteorological forecasting? ☔ Heading to #EGU2025? Don't miss our session, co-organized with #HEPEX! 🌍 📅 Abstract deadline: Jan 15, 13:00 CET 📎 More info: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio... @annie-yyc.bsky.social

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Nuclear (in Australia) continues to be more expensive than other forms of electricity generation - updated chart from draft GenCost projections

submitted 67 days ago • 3 comments

An opportunity to work with one of the best in the game 👇

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🚨New #HEPEX blog post🚨 An interview with the retiring Beth Ebert, a legend of forecast verification hepex.org.au/interview-wi...

submitted 70 days ago • 1 comment

Open 3-year postdoc position at KIT on ML for probabilistic hydro-meteorological forecasting. The position is part of an interdisciplinary research project with partners from meteorology, hydrology and federal flood forecasting agencies. Contact me if you are interested or have any questions!

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I just pushed a notebook to github.com/kratzert/Car... that shows how to stream the data of the Caravan MultiMet extension from the public GCP buckets. There is a button included to open it directly in Colab, so no worries about setting up a local environment for just playing around with the data.

submitted 79 days ago • 1 comment

Two stages of writing: 1) This shouldn't take too long 2) Oh no

submitted 81 days ago • 580 comments

Water vapour imagery showing Southern Ocean weather systems drawing moisture-laden air from over the tropical Indian Ocean across central and eastern Australia (and beyond).

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Markets need information to operate well, in a recent discussion I wondered aloud what would be the result if real estate ads were legislated to do climate disclosures - so I mocked one up.

submitted 83 days ago • 3 comments

Australia just had its warmest spring on record with a mean temperature anomaly more than 2°C above the 1961-90 average. Here's the full story: www.weatherzone.com.au/news/austral...

submitted 84 days ago • 5 comments

❗ PhD opportunity ❗ We are hiring a fully-funded PhD in Large-Scale Hydrology at the University of Waterloo. This position is ideal for motivated candidates eager to contribute to advancing hydrological science using both physically based and data-driven models. www.juliane-mai.com/resources/jo...

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