Hydrologist, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH)
Visiting Associate Prof, ICARUS Maynooth, Ireland
Hydrological variability (floods and droughts) past, present and future!
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Working at CEH is great, and FDRI is a game changer project, please share!
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River flows in eastern Scotland likely normal to above normal over next 3 months; flows elsewhere in the normal range except southern England. Here, river flows & groundwater levels likely above normal to notably high.
See more: hydoutuk.net/latest-outlook 🧪
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Adam Griffin reflects on 5 decades of groundbreaking science to improve flood and rainfall frequency estimation in the UK.
Read more: www.ceh.ac.uk/flood-studie... 🧪
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Please submit to session on Understanding & Predicting the Impact of Climate Variability on Hydrological Regimes and Extremes 💧 (H2.4.12)
🔗 More info: www.egu26.eu/session/55947
#Hydrology #ClimateVariability #Extremes
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35.9°C back in 1976 would be 38-39°C now.
The hot extremes are warming faster than the average for the UK.
climatelabbook.substack.com/p/the-summer...
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Read about our process of unearthing 35 years of measurements and what it means for understanding river processes: https://f.mtr.cool/grqzmwiqsd 🧪
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(Daily data available since 1772.)
www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadce...
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See the full Outlook: hydoutuk.net/latest-outlook
Visualise river flow changes via the Hydrological Outlook Portal ukho.ceh.ac.uk
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📹 Dr Katie Facer-Childs discusses the latest UK Hydrological Outlook
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chaired by Prof @mikebernerslee.bsky.social saw nine leading experts brief MPs and others on every aspect of the climate & nature crisis.
Please follow our YouTube channel where the talks will be published soon.
www.youtube.com/@nebriefing #NEB2025
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🏜️ @jamiehannahydro.bsky.social shared expert evidence on advances in drought monitoring and changing risks of future droughts
🔗 canari.ac.uk/2025/12/04/c...
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Even if we meet the 1.5°C target, hundreds of millions of people will still face unprecedented water shortages"
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Groundwater levels mostly normal to below normal across the UK. This pattern likely to persist Nov-Jan.
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🗓️ Abstract deadline: 15 Jan 2026 (13:00 CET)
🔗 More info: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/sessio...
#Hydrology #ClimateVariability #EGU26
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-22413-4 🧪
@natureportfolio.nature.com
The UK Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure (FDRI) has announced release of two new datasets: UK-Flow15 and CAMELS-GB v2. They provide access to sub-daily river flow and hydrometeorological data across 100s of UK catchments
🔗 fdri.org.uk/news/new-hyd...
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(excuse the Trumpian capitalisation but I've been a producer & consumer of hydrological datasets over a quarter of a century....how things have come along!)
Both will be great assets to the community. Huge congratulations to the teams involved!
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The UK Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure (FDRI) has announced release of two new datasets: UK-Flow15 and CAMELS-GB v2. They provide access to sub-daily river flow and hydrometeorological data across 100s of UK catchments
🔗 fdri.org.uk/news/new-hyd...
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UKCEH’s Alex O’Brien describes an approach combining multiple survey methods to reveal how pollutants mix and travel, which is key for better water quality management.
🔗 www.ceh.ac.uk/news-and-med... 🧪
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🗓️ Wed 22 Oct | 🕐 13:00–14:00
Join UKCEH, Bristol Uni & Environment Agency for updates on new high-res hydrology datasets UKFlows15 & CAMELS-GB v2.
Includes examples of use and a Q&A!
🔗 Sign up: buff.ly/HoDLfyS
#hydrology #data