Royal Meteorological Society

Recent papers from Royal Meteorological Society

1. Developing a Climate Impact Indicator Framework for the UK Agri‐Food Sector: A Literature Review and Stakeholder Co‐Production ApproachClimate Resilience and Sustainability · 2026
2. Weather at 80: eight decades of stories, science and SocietyWeather · 2026
3. Trimester-specific exposure to multiple heat indicators and adverse birth outcomes across four European countriesEnvironmental Research · 2026
4. The future of European outdoor summer sports through the lens of 50 years of the tour de FranceScientific Reports · 2026
5. The importance of weather and climate science in the insurance industryWeather · 2025
6. Climatic characteristics of extreme precipitation and its relationship with temperature during the warm season in Jiangxi provinceGeomatics Natural Hazards and Risk · 2025
7. Engaging High School Students in Rescuing and Digitizing Data from Historical Observations in Italy: The Citizen Science Project Cli-DaRe@SchoolBulletin of the American Meteorological Society · 2025
8. Assessment of CO2 fluxes in the hinterland of the Gurbantunggut Desert and its response to climate changeJournal of Environmental Management · 2025
9. An introduction to weather, climate and the energy sectorWeather · 2024
10. Meet the Royal Meteorological Society's Student AmbassadorsWeather · 2024
11. Spotlight on the Youth and Early Career Special Interest GroupWeather · 2023
12. Recovery and curation of the Winchcombe (CM2) meteoriteMeteoritics and Planetary Science · 2023
13. The Analysis of the Contribution of the Southwestern Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclones (TCs) to December, January, February, March (DJFM) Rainfall Season over TanzaniaAdvances In Image and Video Processing · 2022
14. Attribution of extreme weather events: how does climate change affect weather?Weather · 2019
15. Hourly weather observations from the Scottish Highlands (1883–1904) rescued by volunteer citizen scientistsGeoscience Data Journal · 2019
16. How is sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic changing?Weather · 2018
17. The Global Mesoscale Eddy Available Potential Energy Field in Models and ObservationsCivil War Book Review · 2017
18. So, How Much of the Earth’s Surface Is Covered by Rain Gauges?Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society · 2016
19. Making rainfall features fun: scientific activities for teaching children aged 5–12 yearsHydrology and earth system sciences · 2016
20. Global energy budgets and ‘Trenberth diagrams’ for the climates of terrestrial and gas giant planetsQuarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society · 2015