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    aviationweek.com > air-transport > airlines-lessors > eurocontrol-aci-europe-provide-climate-change-guidance-airports

    Eurocontrol, ACI Europe Provide Climate Change Guidance To Airports | Aviation Week Network

    5+ hour, 19+ min ago (121+ words) Eurocontrol and airports industry group ACI Europe have published a framework aimed at helping airports, airlines and ANSPs prepare for and adapt to the escalating impact of climate change. The groups ... Eurocontrol, ACI Europe Provide Climate Change Guidance To Airports The groups warn that increasing exposure to rising temperatures and more frequent extreme weather pose growing risks to operations. Based in Paris, Helen Massy-Beresford covers European and Middle Eastern airlines, the European Commission's air transport policy and the air cargo industry for Aviation Week & Space Technology and Aviation Daily. Eurocontrol, ACI Europe Provide Climate Change Guidance To Airports is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) Market Briefing and is included with your AWIN membership....

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    bostonglobe.com > 12/08/2025 > metro > weather-forecasting-ai-clouds

    Weather mailbag: Forecasting models and AI, cloud type changes - The Boston Globe

    16+ hour, 40+ min ago (594+ words) This week in the Boston Globe Weather Mailbag, we take a closer look at AI weather forecasting and how the technology is faring compared to traditional weather models. We also explore the changing cloud structure across Boston and whether or not there is a link to the polar vortex and climate change. And then we take it one step further and ask how forecasting has evolved over the decades, from paper weather maps to advanced satellite imagery. We check out the evolution of weather forecasting. Q: Computer models are not new or unique to any forecasts, but how is AI changing things or not? And who funds the Euro, GFS, or NAM models? Are there more accurate but privately funded weather models that are gaining traction in the market? " Joe, Greater Boston A: These are great questions. AI-backed weather forecast models are…...

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    northern-scot.co.uk-scot.co.uk

    Storm Bram will lead to strong winds and heavy rain, forecasters warn

    17+ hour, 12+ min ago (178+ words) Storm Bram will lead to strong winds and heavy rain in the UK later on Monday and throughout Tuesday, forecasters have warned. Named by Met Eireann, which is Ireland's equivalent of the Met Office, Storm Bram will move north and to the west of the UK on Monday, bringing heavy rain and winds to parts of the UK. Many areas of the UK will be affected into Tuesday, with yellow and amber warnings for wind and rain across Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and parts of the North West and South West. " Met Office (@metoffice) December 8, 2025 Heavy rain may bring some flooding and travel disruption in places, and there is a slight chance of power cuts and loss of other services to some homes and businesses. The warning also covers possible flooding to homes and buildings, and delays or cancellations to…...

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    eurocontrol.int > publication > adapting-european-aviation-changing-climate-guidance-risk-assessment-and-adaptation

    Adapting European Aviation to a Changing Climate: Guidance on Risk Assessment and Adaptation

    18+ hour, 58+ min ago (168+ words) The document emphasises that adaptation is not only an increasing regulatory expectation but a strategic imperative. By investing in climate resilience now, European aviation can safeguard connectivity, maintain safety standards and support long-term sustainability goals, including commitments to achieve net-zero emissions. Ultimately, the goal is to empower aviation organisations to anticipate climate risks, implement robust adaptation measures, and maintain their essential role in Europe's economy and global connectivity. By taking decisive action now, the aviation sector can enhance its resilience against future climate impacts. For urgent press inquiries related to the Agency and its work, please fill out the form, or email: Powered by the Network Manager Powered by the CRCO Powered by the Civil-Military Cooperation Division and the Network Manager Powered by the Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre Powered by the EUROCONTROL Innovation Hub Powered by the ALC Your…...

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    eurocontrol.int > press-release > eurocontrol-and-aci-europe-release-guidance-strengthen-climate-resilience-across

    EUROCONTROL and ACI EUROPE release guidance to strengthen climate resilience across European aviation

    19+ hour, 59+ min ago (265+ words) EUROCONTROL and ACI EUROPE today jointly released "Adapting European Aviation to a Changing Climate: Guidance on Risk Assessment and Adaptation", a comprehensive framework designed to help airports, airlines and air navigation service providers (ANSPs) prepare for, and adapt to, the escalating impacts of climate change. "Europe is projected to be the fastest-warming continent, making climate adaptation no longer optional but both an operational necessity and a strategic imperative. Under EUROCONTROL's Trajectory 2030 Strategy, we are fully committed to supporting the aviation sector in adapting to the impacts of climate change while reinforcing the resilience of our stakeholders' operations and infrastructure." Through this new guidance, we aim to raise awareness, provide actionable recommendations and showcase real-world examples that demonstrate what effective adaptation looks like. This marks a pivotal step toward ensuring that the entire European aviation network, from airports and airlines to…...

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    kurdistan24.net > en > story > 879896 > kurdistan-region-records-varied-rainfall-levels-as-winter-weather-intensifies

    Kurdistan Region Records Varied Rainfall Levels as Winter Weather Intensifies

    1+ day, 8+ hour ago (229+ words) ERBIL (Kurdistan24) " The General Directorate of Meteorology and Seismology of the Kurdistan Region released detailed rainfall data on Sunday, reporting significant variation in precipitation levels across the region over 12 hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. According to the report, the highest rainfall was recorded in the Barzan area with 30.4 mm, marking one of the heaviest showers of the season so far. In contrast, the lowest level was in Chamchamal, where only drizzle was observed. The full breakdown of rainfall amounts is as follows: Erbil city: 2.9 mm Pirmam district: 7.1 mm Duhok city: 6.9 mm Shamamk sub-district: 1.1 mm Akre district: 13 mm Amedi district: 0.2 mm Bamerne village: 13.4 mm Barzan area: 30.4 mm Haji Omaran sub-district: 1.8 mm Khabat district: 8.4 mm Soran city center: 4.4 mm Seasonal rainfall gradually increased across the Kurdistan Region yesterday as winter approaches. Meteorologists noted that early winter precipitation is vital for replenishing groundwater, supporting agriculture, and…...

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    dailypost.ng > 12/07/2025 > international-civil-aviation-day-expert-nnaji-offers-insight-into-air-turbulence

    International Civil Aviation Day: Expert Nnaji offers insight into air turbulence

    1+ day, 9+ hour ago (729+ words) As the world marks International Civil Aviation Day, an aviation expert, Captain Evarest Nnaji, popularly known as Odengene, has offered a detailed and reassuring explanation on air turbulence. Nnaji, in a statement he personally issued on Sunday, cut through widespread myths and passenger anxiety with clear, authoritative insights. He reinforced the fact that aviation remained the most reliable, effective, efficient and safest mode of transportation in the world. According to him, "Air turbulence may feel uncomfortable, but it is a normal part of flight'one for which aircraft are designed, and pilots are expertly trained. "Air turbulence remains one of the most misunderstood aspects of air travel. For many passengers, any sudden movement in flight can trigger anxiety. "Yet, within the aviation industry, air turbulence is well-studied, well-managed, and'contrary to public perception'rarely a threat to the safety of an aircraft." He…...

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    yahoo.com > news > videos > snowmobile-season-officially-kicks-off-010750426.html

    Snowmobile season officially kicks off in North Dakota

    1+ day, 14+ hour ago (45+ words) Stay informed about Western North Dakota news, weather, and sports! Follow KX News on our website and other social channels: https://www.kxnet.com/ https://www.facebook.com/kxnews https://twitter.com/kxmb https://www.instagram.com/kx_news/ https://www.youtube.com/c/KXNewsND?sub_confirmation=1...

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    bostonglobe.com > 12/06/2025 > nation > national-weather-service-winter-staffing

    Winter is coming. Not all weather offices are ready. - The Boston Globe

    2+ day, 1+ hour ago (842+ words) As snow blankets a broadening swath of the United States and meteorological winter sets in, the National Weather Service remains constrained by a severe staffing shortage, despite a Trump administration commitment to refill hundreds of jobs cut by Elon Musk's U.S. DOGE Service. In some locations, nearly half of the meteorologist roles were left vacant. NOAA said progress in hiring has been made. "The NWS successfully advertised 184 positions to date, and the final selections and onboarding of employees are in various stages," NOAA spokeswoman Kim Doster told The Washington Post in a statement Friday. She added that the Weather Service was on track to fill the remaining authorized roles by the end of the 2026 fiscal year. But many of these specialized and demanding jobs have historically taken up to a year to hire for, said Rick Spinrad, who served as the…...

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    dnyuz.com > 12/06/2025 > winter-is-coming-not-all-weather-offices-are-ready

    Winter is coming. Not all weather offices are ready.

    2+ day, 6+ hour ago (860+ words) As snow blankets a broadening swath of the United States and meteorological winter sets in, the National Weather Service remains constrained by a severe staffing shortage, despite a Trump administration commitment to refill hundreds of jobs cut by Elon Musk's U.S. DOGE Service. In some locations, nearly half of the meteorologist roles were left vacant. NOAA said progress in hiring has been made. "The NWS successfully advertised 184 positions to date, and the final selections and onboarding of employees are in various stages," NOAA spokeswoman Kim Doster told The Washington Post in a statement Friday. She added that the Weather Service was on track to fill the remaining authorized roles by the end of the 2026 fiscal year. But many of these specialized and demanding jobs have historically taken up to a year to hire for, said Rick Spinrad, who served as the…...