Inflows to the Baltic

Oceanography
significantly change the state of the deep waters of the Baltic are rare. Prerequisites The complete context for an extreme inflow is still not completely clear but the following factors all play a role The water level for Kattegat and the Baltic sea The salinity and temperature of the Kattegat water Long Last updated:

Scientific focus – Hydrology research

HydrologyResearch
distributed as interactive web pages, reports, software, files or scientific articles dependent on the receiver. Most parts of the operational production is automated, such as storage of real time data and computation of forecasts. Computations are made on office PCs, SMHI servers, at the super computer Last updated:

Hydroclimatology

HydrologyResearch
Global warming directly affects water in the atmosphere and on land. An intensification of evaporation lifts moisture from the surface to the atmosphere where clouds grow larger and lead to increasing total precipitation. Even though the global precipitation rate is increasing, the local and intra-seasonal Last updated:

SMHI at E-World in Essen, Germany

NewsServices
daily forecasts for water supply are reported as Gwh, gigawatt hours. The information is crucial for industry actors, not least in Norway and Sweden, where the hydropower industry is very large. Are you coming to E-World Energy Last updated:

SMHI Hydro on Montel provides GWh forecasts

NewsServices
south. Snow and soil Increasing from 18 to 20 TWh, which is 2 TWh higher than the seasonal norm. Inflow The inflow between 80 and 100 GWh/day is just above normal (70). Hydrologist's inflow forecast w 3 550 GWh w 4 650 GWh We will present SMHI Hydro at E-world 2018 ,se below SMHI hope to meet you at Last updated:

Publications – Meteorological research

MeteorologyResearch
List of latest publications and reports from the SMHI Meteorological research group. . Last updated:

REGTREND

Climate
climate).  We will also assess how more detailed information on uncertainties can be merged to already available information. In Sweden, this includes recently published reports with regional climate change assessments of a set of climate indexes based on RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 for each of Sweden´s 21 counties Last updated:

Development on an unsteady atmospheric boundary layer model.

ReportsMeteorology
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A predictive numerical model of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer based on the Turbulent Energy Equation.

ReportsMeteorology
programmes . In this report an one - dimensional numerical boundarylayer model is derived and numerical simulations of boundary layer data from Australia and Finland are presented and discussed. The model, which is the first step towards a three-dimensional model, is based on the so-called Gutman approach Last updated:

Track maintenance

ServicesMeteorologyHydrology
Heavy snowfall, in particular in combination with heavy winds, requires extra efforts to keep the railways open and operating. Freezing precipitation close to sea areas where salt can accumulate on the power lines often creates serious problems for railway traffic. SMHI provides customised weather Last updated: