Climate Change in the Arctic and North Atlantic Region and Impacts on the UK
We seek to understand how climate change in the Arctic and North Atlantic region will impact the United Kingdom, with a focus on extreme weather and the potential for rapid, disruptive change.
Our work
We will take an all-in-one view of the Arctic and North Atlantic climate system, including the ocean, atmosphere and sea ice, to understand how changes in this region will affect the UK.
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What will CANARI do?
We will enable the UK to play an internationally leading role in understanding regional climate change, and providing information about the consequences of climate change for UK people, places, and economy.
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Latest News
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April 08, 2024
CANARI at EGU General Assembly 2024
CANARI researchers will be taking part in the EGU24 conference in Vienna, Austria. Read more to find all CANARI-related sessions and presentations……
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March 19, 2024
Experiences From Our First Coding Sprint
To kickstart analysis of the new CANARI Large Ensemble simulations, we held our first “coding sprint” event during 4-8 March. But what’s a coding sprint, and what how did it go?…
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March 04, 2024
CANARI Scientists Begin Analysis of the HadGEM3 Large Ensemble
To kick-start analysis of the new data, CANARI is holding its first coding “sprint”….
Rapid Arctic warming and loss of sea ice is one of the most likely causes of disruptive change to weather and climate in the UK.