Research Fellow @northumbriauni @nugeog community-led #suds plus. PhD in #CitizenScience #Rivers #Hydrology #Floods & #NFM #Kerplunk via @haltwhistleburn 💦🌍🐴

County Durham, UK
Joined April 2014
Our London Area Director, Charlie Wood, on today’s launch of London’s first Surface Water Strategy. london.gov.uk/programmes-str… @LDN_environment @londoncouncils @thameswater @LondonFire @TfL #FloodReadyLondon Photo curtesy of Omar Ramadan on Unsplashed
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Persistent blocking high pressure systems since February are the cause of our dry conditions. The persistence is a result of a slow moving and wavy jet stream. It’s also brought very wet weather to southern Europe. Matter of luck where you end up! metoffice.gov.uk/blog/2025/w…
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For sale. Rain Gauge..no longer required as it doesn't rain anymore 🤣 #Brampton #Cumbria – at Brampton, England
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Wow, so sewagemap.co.uk is now live for all English water companies. And I think it's fair to say England is looking rather sh*tty today... An important platform... well done @AlexGLipp for making this happen.
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#StormÉowyn has been named and is forecast to bring strong winds to much of the UK on Friday and into Saturday. Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️
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⚠️⚠️🔴 Red weather warning issued 🔴⚠️⚠️ Strong and damaging winds for parts of south and southwest Scotland Friday 1000 – 1700 Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️
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The latest issue of North East Naturalist highlights the region’s rivers and includes contributions from our team. It celebrates their natural, historical and cultural presence, but also highlights the rivers' characteristics and challenges. ow.ly/ro2u50UHFGh @NENature_
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Climate change is bringing more regular extreme weather events. ⬆️ Last year we saw over 40% more rainfall than average, causing widespread flooding across the country. This #FloodActionWeek, make sure you're prepared for flooding: gov.uk/government/news/publi…
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Another scale busting map! September rainfall for the UK. Huge variation but parts of southern England seeing over three & a half times their average rainfall. Incredibly Bedfordshire & Oxfordshire saw their wettest month (of any month) in at least 188 years.
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☔️ September 2024 has been the wettest September on record for some counties, according to provisional Met Office statistics. Get the details in the Press Release below, or read this short thread 👇🧵
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Today we’re launching the @MetOffice Air Quality Data Portal. It provides free access to nearly two decades of air quality data. We’re helping users to understand the impacts of air pollution to improve air quality for a healthier future. More ⤵️ @UK_CleanAir @esriuk

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New work from the UpStream project explores community-led continuous #waterquality monitoring in #UK and #Taiwan rivers. Insights on balancing technical challenges with local knowledge. Practical lessons for citizen science in #environmental #monitoring #CitizenScience #codesign
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We have published methods and findings from the #CommunityLed #CitizenScience #UpStream #WaterQuality project: Practicalities of community-led continuous water quality monitoring: lessons from Taiwan and UK pilots Access the paper here doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2024.1…
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New Research: Practicalities of community-led continuous water quality monitoring: lessons from Taiwan and UK pilots frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalScience
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The Hydrological Summary for May 2024 has been published! 📣 #riverflow #rainfall #reservoirs #groundwater @UK_CEH 🔗mailchi.mp/ceh/may-2024-hydr…… 🌧️Widespread notable rainfall in the later half of May 💧River flows in May remained high across much of the UK
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May 2024 Stats . Rainfall 134.1mm or 210.5% of normal. Wettest May on record (25yrs). Mean temperature 13.7c +2.7 above normal. Sunshine 140hrs or 76%. #Brampton #Cumbria #Weather – at Brampton, England
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April 24 stats. Rainfall 93.9mm or 212.8% . Wettest on record. . Mean Max 11.8c (-0.3). Mean Min 4.5c. Mean 8.1 (0.0). Sunshine 94.4hrs or 59.9% 2nd dullest. Highest Max 18.1c 30th. Lowest Min -1.4c 26th. #Brampton #Cumbria #Weather #April24 – at Brampton, England
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