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Throughout the year, low pressure weather systems frequently move across the UK, bringing clouds, rain, and wind. If the low pressure system is intense enough, it may become a named storm. Wind is the movement of air in our atmosphere. Air is forced to move by differences in atmospheric pressure, and the Earth’s rotation means that the wind circulates around…

We are delighted to share that we have been granted a Silver Talent Inclusion, Diversity and Equality (TIDE) Award by Onvero again this year. The TIDE awards celebrate organisations that are making real progress towards creating fair, inclusive, and supportive workplaces. Alongside other leading organisations, NCAS has achieved Silver status, recognising our commitment to emb...

World Menopause Day is an opportunity for us to raise awareness, start conversations, and make sure everyone feels supported at work. Menopause affects millions of people, yet many still find it difficult to talk about. Research shows that most people are unwilling to discuss menopause-related health issues with their manager or ask for support at work. At the same time…

The National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) is now accepting applications for its Summer Training in Observation, Research, and Modelling – practical outdoor measurement activities and computer modelling, designed to help you appreciate the linkages between modelling and observations in a digital ecosystem. Apply to study with NCAS 17-28 May 2027 Blencathra Field…

We welcome a new public dialogue that will explore how people across the UK think about atmospheric science and its future priorities, led by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and Sciencewise. The dialogue will investigate how the public views weather, climate change, air quality, and their impacts on human health, nature, and urban environments. It will also in...