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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.

Post-Doctoral Researcher

MSc in Technical Physics with focus on computational technology.

The Skagerrak, the Kattegat, Öresund and the Baltic Proper were visited during this cruise, which is part of the national marine monitoring programme of Sweden.

The warm weather in September had caused the water temperature in the surface water to rise since August in all areas except in the …

The hydrological cycle is spinning out of balance as a result of climate change and human activities, according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), which provides an extensive assessment of global water resources 2022. SMHI has contributed to the report – among …

In 2021 Copernicus Climate Change Service released the dataset CARRA1, with a 30-year reanalysis of the Arctic climate (1991-2021). The CARRA dataset is now updated monthly, providing new data with three or fewer months latency. The second phase of the project has started, which will extend the …

CERISE aims to enhance the quality of C3S climate reanalyses and seasonal forecast products.

Destination Earth is an initiative launched by the European Commission to develop a digital model of the Earth – a digital twin. Fully developed, it will be able to monitor and predict natural phenomena, natural disasters, and related human activities to support sustainable development. SMHI is …

ACCORD is a consortium of 26 countries in Europe and North Africa jointly developing a numerical computational model for regional weather forecasting.