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13th HEPEX Webinar: An overview of NOAA’s second-generation global ensemble reforecast data set

Speaker: Tom Hamill Date and time: Thursday, February 27, 2014, 15:30 UTC Register: https://ecmwf.webex.com/ecmwf/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=952488674 Abstract: NOAA scientists recently completed the […]

Wettest Winter Ever: A comment on the ongoing floods in southern England

Contributed by Hannah Cloke, Fredrik Wetterhall and Florian Pappenberger The UK has been experiencing unprecedented amounts of rainfall in January […]

Can understanding how a forecast is used help improve the science?

Liz Stephens is a HEPEX guest columnist for 2014. This is Liz 1st column. Increasingly, the weather forecast enterprise is […]

On the economic value of hydrological ensemble forecasts

Contributed by Marie-Amélie Boucher, Maria-Helena Ramos and Ioanna Zalachori It is often assumed that probabilistic forecasts should lead to better […]

Cartographic School 2014 on Geoinformatics and Atmospheric Science

Contributed by Tomasz Niedzielski Recent advances in climatology and meteorology are associated with progress in geoinformatics, a discipline that combines […]

How I (almost) became a hydrologist

Contributed by Anders Persson, a HEPEX guest columnist for 2014 As you can imagine by the headline, I am not […]