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Climate – statistics, research and guidance
SMHI gathers knowledge, conducts research and develops services in the climate area. Here you will find brief information and useful tools.
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Climate change
A Changing Climate
SMHI plays a central role in the study and monitoring of climate change in Sweden. SMHI collects data, conducts advanced research, and develops services to provide a deeper understanding of how and why the climate is changing.
Climate indicators
SMHI has monitored weather and water for over 100 years, creating a valuable archive of data showing climate change. Climate indicators track trends in mean temperature, sea levels, and snow days over time.
Future climate
Projections based and visualized through various models. What does the climate look like in 2050 according to the best-case scenario?
Acting locally and globally
SMHI, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, is an expert authority for knowledge, research and services - acting nationally and internationally.
Tool: Climate Change Scenario
The Climate Change Scenario provides insights into the climate of the future
The tool presents meteorological, hydrological, and oceanographic data from SMHI. In the Climate Change Scenario tool, you can choose what you want to explore in detail. The different climate scenarios are presented in various formats - maps, diagrams, and downloadable data.
Did you know...
SMHI has developed a Climate Adaption Game for Minecraft! The goal is to make the city of Weatherton more resilient to extreme weather. In the game, you’ll learn how climate change impacts our society and discover solutions to address it.
Tool: Climate indicators
Climate indicators visualise climate changes in Sweden
SMHI has monitored weather and water for more than 100 years. This has poised a gold mine of observations which clearly show that the climate is changing. With climate indicators you can follow how for example how mean temperature, sea levels and days with snow varies over time and if there is trend in the evolvement.
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The climate is getting warmer
Since 1988, all years but two have been warmer or much warmer than the average for 1961-1990.
Workshop: Create your future
Boost your creativity!
We provide several tools developed by us to inspire, educate, and support climate adaptation work and processes.
This workshop tool helps you and your organisation create your own vision of a climate-adapted society. Your climate strategies and action plans provide a solid foundation for the workshop, fostering a shared understanding of the challenges and impacts affecting your business.
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Workshop: Create your future
A workshop tool to create your own images for what a climate-adapted society could look like in 50 years’ time.
Did you know...
SMHI is Sweden's national focal point for the IPCC and represents Sweden at the IPCC's decision-making meetings.
News
SMHI convened conference debate for young researchers
Last week a group of SMHI colleagues attended EGU, the European Geosciences Union annual conference in Vienna. Helena Martins, head of climate research at SMHI, convened a panel debate focusing on how young researchers can navigate the policy-research divide and have an impact on society in their early career.
Swedish Climate Symposium 2024 – registration open
On May 15-17 it is time for a new edition of the Swedish Climate Symposium in Norrköping. The focus is climate research for society and we welcome both researchers and practitioners to join, for three days centered around understanding the science, investigating implications and exploring responses. Register by 15 Apri...
International Women’s Day 2024 – SMHI aspires to inspire inclusion
On March 8th International Women’s Day is celebrated globally. On this day, the international development cooperation team at SMHI wants to highlight the topic and the importance of gender inclusion within their areas of work.
Now you can submit your contribution to the Swedish Climate Symposium
In May 2022 SMHI co-organised the first ever The Swedish Climate Symposium. The symposium offered interesting sessions, opportunities to meet and a visit from HRH Crown Princess Victoria. In May 2024 it is time for a new symposium and now you can submit your abstract..webp)
Project will provide information that facilitates climate adaptation
SMHI is participating in a Horizon Europe project called ASPECT, which aims to investigate and provide climate information for up to 30 years ahead, to facilitate decisions on climate adaptation in a number of sectors. The project involves collecting survey responses from across Europe.
More Climate at SMHI
SMHI plays a central role in the study and monitoring of climate change in Sweden. SMHI collects data, conducts advanced research, and develops services to provide a deeper understanding of how and why the climate is changing. SMHI also offers access to open data sources, enabling insights and analysis for both the public and the research community.
Use SMHI's Open Data
In the open data service, you can access meteorological, hydrological, and oceanographic data, as well as air quality data from our databases.
Research on Climate and Climate Change
SMHI's research department develops knowledge about a changing climate and its effects on society.
Services for Climate and Climate Adaptation
SMHI offers professional services regarding climate and climate adaptation.