With the help of climate observations harking back to the 1800s, SMHI analyses the changes in Sweden up to present day. The climate of the future is being studied at the climate research unit Rossby Center.
Professional services at SMHI offer customer integrated services and products based on expert knowledge and experience in all of SMHIs areas of competence. The services address challenges within the private sector, among authorities and other interest groups.
Observations are the basis for SMHI's forecasts, warnings, services and products.
SMHI provides daily forecasts to the general public and societal functions and issues warnings when faced with severe weather and water events. SMHI also offers products and services that function as vital support in the decision-making of, for example, Swedish authorities, organisations and …
Since the late 1800s, we have collected data from the atmosphere, lakes, seas and land. Here are some milestones in the evolution towards today's SMHI, an agency with expertise in meteorology, hydrology, oceanography and climatology.
SMHI, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, is an expert authority under the Ministry of Climate and Enterprise. SMHI has a global outlook and a vital mission to forecast changes in weather, water and climate. With a scientific foundation, we use knowledge, research and …
A climatological atlas of the oxygen situation in the deep water of the Baltic Sea was first published in 2011 in SMHI Report Oceanography No 42. Since 2011, annual updates have been made as additional data have been reported to ICES. In this report the results for 2013 have been updated and the …
It is now 20 years since the first presentation of results from the HBV model at the Nordic Hydrological Conference in Sandefjord in 1972. Since then the use of hydrological models has grown dramatically, and today they are standard tools for an increasing number of applications. The HBV model has …
The Popular scientific articles and Reports from the Hydrology Research Unit is listed here in chronological order.
The Conference proceedings and Reports from the Hydrology Research Unit is listed here in chronological order (from 2006).
