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. Nutrients such as phosphorus can be available as a result of human over-fertilisation but can also come from deep water which is naturally rich in nutrients and which can have moved up to the layer where the algae develop. Some types of algal blooms seem to have increased in recent years, but there is no Last updated: Mar 20, 2017

We provide new information, forecasts and knowledge of water resources in Sweden and world-wide, covering different spatial and temporal scales and a broad range of users. The information is used in decision support for a safe and sustainable society, water management, environmental protection, and Last updated: Nov 07, 2022

Dictyocha fibula and Octactis speculum. The coccolithophores were common at all stations and at Å17 they consisted of both Emiliania huxleyi and the genus Pleurochrysis. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations were low but within normal for this month. The phytoplankton diversity was generally low in the Last updated: Nov 25, 2024

layer varies with the seasons. In the winter the temperature can vary from just under zero up to about 4 degrees. In the spring the surface water warms up and becomes less dense. This warmer, lighter water does not mix with the colder underlying water, leading to thermal stratification of the water Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

normal. Dissolved inorganic nitrogen and phosphate in the surface water showed low levels, which is normal for the season. Silicate levels in the surface water were slightly above to above normal at all stations in the Baltic Proper, the Öresund and the southern and coastal stations in the Skagerrak. In Last updated: Aug 06, 2024

. Concentrations of dissolved inorganic phosphorus (DIP) in the form of phosphate were also low, which is typical for this time of year. Measured levels ranged from 0.02 to 0.06 µmol/l, with the highest level recorded at Släggö. Silicon concentrations in the surface water were normal or below normal. Offshore Last updated: Sep 18, 2024

-oriented workflows Agile project management Human resources SMHI has a long history of international development cooperation with low- and middle-income countries stretching back several decades. We work in a participatory manner, to co-create and enhance weather, water and climate services adapted to the local Last updated: Feb 16, 2024

. Integrated chlorophyll levels were typical for this time of year. BY29 20th of October Species diversity was moderate and the cell counts were low. Ciliates were observed along with cryptomonadales, and Phalacroma rotundatum* was observed in low numbers. The cyanobacterium Aphanizomenon flosaquae was present Last updated: Nov 01, 2024

made, implemented and followed up. – In addition to SMHI's contribution to the development of the actual working method, they have also inspired us of how we can work, by sharing their own experiences. SMHI has also helped us –  EDRMC, MoWE and EMI –  to find a way to work together in a dedicated way Last updated: Sep 19, 2024