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Special Interest Group (Insurance)

The Royal Meteorological Society, alongside UCL and the Lighthill Risk Network, are excited to host this workshop focused on the research interests of the insurance industry in the natural catastrophe space, and facilitating research collaborations with academia moving forwards.

Thu 11 JunRoyal Met Soc History Group

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RMetS

Join us to learn more about El Niño and what the latest forecast is for this year.The Royal Meteorological Society and Weather Change will be continuing their webinar series with the next webinar on Monday 29th June 2026 at 2-3pm.This webinar will focus on El Niño. It will recap what El Niño and ENSO are, how it is predicted, what the latest science tells us about this year’s forecast and why it matters.

Mon 29 JunRoyal Met Soc History Group

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First Wednesday of Each Month | from 6:00 PM | Brewery Tap, 18 New Station St, Leeds LS1 5DLWhether you’re a weather enthusiast, meteorology student, seasoned forecaster or just curious about the skies, come join us on the first Wednesday of each month for a relaxed evening of weather chat in the pub.Inspired by successful initiatives like PubhD and Café Scientifique, these monthly socials offer a casual, friendly space to share ideas, swap stories, and meet others with a passion for meteorology and climate.

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First Wednesday of Each Month | from 6:00 PM | Brewery Tap, 18 New Station St, Leeds LS1 5DLWhether you’re a weather enthusiast, meteorology student, seasoned forecaster or just curious about the skies, come join us on the first Wednesday of each month for a relaxed evening of weather chat in the pub.Inspired by successful initiatives like PubhD and Café Scientifique, these monthly socials offer a casual, friendly space to share ideas, swap stories, and meet others with a passion for meteorology and climate.

Wed 5 AugRoyal Met Soc History Group

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Special Interest Group (Meteorological Observing Systems)

The Royal Meteorological Society Special Interest Group on Meteorological Observing Systems Mini Conference will take place in person at UKCEH Wallingford on Tuesday 8 September 2026.This one day meeting brings together researchers, practitioners, and operational agencies to share innovations, challenges, and emerging applications across atmospheric and environmental monitoring.As in previous years presentations and posters for the Mini Conference can feature any aspect of meteorological measurement, with or without AI, talks on measuring the hydrological cycle would be of interes

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Other Meetings of Interest (Adhoc Event)

The 6th National Meeting on Climate Impacts and Risks (NCI-RM) will return on 8th –9th September 2026.

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Yorkshire Local Centre

Have you ever wondered what it is like to live and conduct research on a polar ice sheet? The Greenland Ice Sheet is the largest mass of land ice in the Northern Hemisphere, comprised of over 2.5 million Gt of ice, equivalent to over 7 metres of global sea level rise if it were to melt entirely. A mass of ice so large that it feels timeless, is now changing fast in response to a warming atmosphere and ocean. Dr. Heather Guy has spent 355 days working, living, and collecting data on the role the atmosphere plays in driving increasing surface melt on the Greenland Ice Sheet.

Thu 22 OctRoyal Met Soc History Group

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East Anglia Local Centre

The BAS aircraft fleet spend half the year in Antarctica, facilitating a plethora of scientific research projects and supporting the movement of people and equipment across the Continent. The ferry flights the aircraft undertake between their home bases in Canada and Antarctica are an adventure in themselves; 55 flying hours and over 11 days as the aircraft cross North, Central and South America. When not in Antarctica, BAS aircraft support a wide variety of airborne scientific research in places as varied as Svalbard, Iceland, Greenland, Brazil, Bolivia, Italy and Barbados.

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