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A series of training activities in South Asia to build climate information capacity started in 2020. The aim is to help understand climate projections and produce information for use in different sectoral applications.

The research project ARCPATH (Arctic Climate Predictions: Pathways to Resilient, Sustainable Societies) has been completed after four years. The aim of the project has been to investigate pathways to resilient and sustainable societies by developing climate projections in the Arctic and to …

Participants from the Southeast Asian region met online for the CORDEX SEA Outreach and Capacity Building Workshop 15-17 November 2021.

In December 2021, CORDEX, MAIRS-FE and Future Earth joined forces to organize a workshop on "Climate Change Downscaling Simulations and Regional Research Applications in Asia”.

The CORDEX office at SMHI, the National Institute of Meteorology in Mozambique, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, the University of Cape Town in South Africa and the University of Yaounde in Cameroon jointly organized a workshop that gathered thirty participants from thirteen …

“Berit Arheimer has a very high level of scientific and pedagogical competence. She has a broad international network and solid experience in strategic research management. In the role as professor, she will have the opportunity to further develop SMHI's hydrological research,” says SMHI's Director …

Welcome to a series of free webinars put together with our partner Energy Quantified, a company that provides forecasts of prices and fundamentals alongside curated datasets for all major European powermarkets. The series of webinars are created to keep you up to speed with weather and forecasts.

On October 26 SMHI introduces renewed weather warnings which are impact-based. The warnings will also be adapted to regional conditions and therefore more relevant and useful. The new warning system includes yellow warning, orange warning and red warning. Red warning is the most serious.

To provide a better understanding of the effects of climate change in the Baltic Sea, Baltic Earth and HELCOM have recently published the first Baltic Sea Climate Change Fact Sheet. The publication compiles the latest available science in the region on climate change and its impact. 

Since 2001, SMHI and ​​​​​​​ have worked in partnership to provide tailored weather forecasting services for interested parties within the European power industry.