Amulya Chevuturi

Great opportunity for students and professionals looking to strengthen their skills in hydroclimate data and science via hands-on training 👇

Applications are now open for the free online UKCEH Summer School (13–16 July 2026): hydro-jules.org/data-driven-...

#Hydroclimate #DataScience #SummerSchool

🌍 @ukceh.bsky.social Summer Internships 2026 🌍

Fully funded six‑week internships running 22Jun – 31Jul.

Learn more and apply:
#NC-UK: www.ceh.ac.uk/our-science/...
#Hydro-JULES: hydro-jules.org/hydro-jules-...

Applications close 25 Mar 2026.

#Internship #ECR #STEMCareers #EnvironmentalResearch

Submit your #EGU26 abstracts to www.egu26.eu/session/55947 by 15 Jan 2026.

#EGU26 abstract deadline fast approaching: 15 Jan 2026 (13:00 CET)
Please submit to session on Understanding & Predicting the Impact of Climate Variability on Hydrological Regimes and Extremes 💧 (H2.4.12)

🔗 More info: www.egu26.eu/session/55947

#Hydrology #ClimateVariability #Extremes

🌍 Global experts met at the University of Reading to advance planning and capabilities needed for a high-res climate reanalysis for the British & Irish Isles.

With Climate + colleagues @edhawkins.org, @hayleyjfowler.bsky.social & @amulyachevuturi.bsky.social

#ClimateScience #Collaboration

Storm clouds and text Join our session at EGU26: Understanding climate variability's impact on hydrological regimes. Abstracts due by January 15, 2026.

📣 Call for abstracts #EGU26: How do climate variability patterns (eg ENSO, NAO, AMO) influence water resources & extremes like floods & droughts?

🌍💧 Submit by 15 Jan! 🔗 https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/session/55947

#Hydrology #ClimateVariability #WaterResources

🌍 Excited to announce our #EGU26 session: Understanding & Predicting the Impact of Climate Variability on Hydrological Regimes and Extremes 💧 (H2.4.12)

🗓️ Abstract deadline: 15 Jan 2026 (13:00 CET)
🔗 More info: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/sessio...

#Hydrology #ClimateVariability #EGU26

Land and water in a changing climate – what’s next for science and policy? | HydroJules We are excited to announce a two-day event at The Royal Society in London. This gathering will bring together the hydrological and land-surface modelling community, industry and policy makers across…

Call for Abstracts: Land and water in a changing climate – what’s next for science and policy?

Submit by 29 April for this HydroJULES event at the Royal Society on 24-25 September

@ukceh.bsky.social is looking for a Hydroclimate Scientist to join the team in Wallingford 🌧️☀️
Work on hydrological projections & climate resilience tools—real world impactful science.
Apply here 👉 ceh.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/CEH_Ca...
#hydroclimate #climatejobs #UKCEH #droughtscience #careers

Check out this blog on visualising climate impacts on UK river flows from @amulyachevuturi.bsky.social and @edhawkins.org. It is based on research from the team at @ukceh.bsky.social.

climatelabbook.substack.com/p/visualisin...

Visualising climate impacts on UK river flows Introducing streamflow stripes #ShowYourStripes

CANARI scientists from @ukceh.bsky.social have created UK river flow stripes.

High flows are rising in the north/west and drought risk growing in parts of the south/east. Adaptation is needed to reduce impacts from swings between wet/dry.

🔗 climatelabbook.substack.com/p/visualisin...

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ROBIN: Reference Observatory of Basins for INternational hydrological climate change detection To detect climate-driven trends we need to analyse river basins that are relatively undisturbed by such human impacts. Recognising this, some countries have declared 'Reference Hydrometric Networks' (...

This work uses UK river flow data from the #NRFA 🌊 (nrfa.ceh.ac.uk). For more on UK water resources, visit: ukwrp.ceh.ac.uk

Globally, the #ROBINData initiative is building a network of near-natural catchment flow data:
🔗 www.ceh.ac.uk/our-science/...

#WaterResources #Hydrology #ClimateData

Long-term records from UK rivers reveal emerging trends, highlighting the growing need for adaptation measures to build resilience to climate impacts.

Innovative projects like #StreamflowStripes are part of the @climatecocentre.bsky.social

🔗 #ClimateAction #Water #ScienceForImpact #Adaptation

Visualising climate impacts on UK river flows Introducing streamflow stripes #ShowYourStripes

🌊 Streamflow Stripes are here!!! 🌊
Just in time for #ShowYourStripes Day – 21st June 🌍

Our team at @ukceh.bsky.social has created UK river flow stripes to visualise how these have changed over time.

📖 Read more: climatelabbook.substack.com/p/visualisin...

#ClimateChange #Hydrology #DataViz

Oceanic drivers of UK summer droughts - Communications Earth & Environment North Atlantic sea surface temperature influences hydrology in the United Kingdom up to 1.5 years in advance via a teleconnection with the position of the North Atlantic Current, which can help with d...

🌊 The findings aren't just important for the UK: the same #ocean-driven patterns may help predict hydroclimate extremes in other parts of Europe too.

See the open access paper in @commsearth.nature.com: www.nature.com/articles/s43... 🧪

Infographic with maps showing how North Atlantic Ocean temperatures are linked to UK droughts many months later.

🌊 Exciting research could help the UK better prepare for droughts... 

It shows a link between North Atlantic ocean temperatures and UK summer droughts, with signs up to 18 months ahead ☀️

@amulyachevuturi.bsky.social explains more: www.ceh.ac.uk/news-and-med...

@canari-science.bsky.social 🧪

Actually more the summer drought @nickeverard.bsky.social, as our work focuses on that.

Oceanic drivers of UK summer droughts - Communications Earth & Environment North Atlantic sea surface temperature influences hydrology in the United Kingdom up to 1.5 years in advance via a teleconnection with the position of the North Atlantic Current, which can help with d...

New CANARI research reveals predictability for UK summer droughts up to 1.5 years in advance 🏜️

Find out more in the paper published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment, led by @amulyachevuturi.bsky.social: www.nature.com/articles/s43...

We did the work with support of various projects @canari-science.bsky.social @climatecocentre.bsky.social, DIMSUM project and @ukceh.bsky.social Net Zero Capacity Building Project.

This work is a product of amazing collaboration between researchers: Marilena Oltmanns, @drmalikotanguy.bsky.social, Cecilia Svensson, @benharvey.bsky.social and @jamiehannahydro.bsky.social from various research institutes @ukceh.bsky.social , @noc.ac.uk, @ncas-uk.bsky.social, @ecmwf.int.

North Atlantic Ocean patterns can signal UK summer droughts up to 1.5 years in advance; offering major potential for early drought forecasting.

📢 Published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment! Read it here doi.org/10.1038/s432....

#UKDroughts #Teleconnections #Forecasting

Strong presence of @ukceh.bsky.social at #EGU2025, with great presentations and close networking.

Data-driven approaches to hydrological science Throughout the course you will learn about recent advances in data-driven approaches to hydrological science from leading experts who collect, manage, study, apply and communicate hydrological data to...

FDRI @ukceh.bsky.social has released details of our new (free!) training offering "Data Driven Approaches to Hydrological Science" to be delivered 14th-16th July with @gemmacoxon.bsky.social

www.ceh.ac.uk/training/dat...

Free online UKCEH Training on Data-Driven Approaches to Hydrological Science from 14–16 July 2025. Exploring hydro-climate datasets through hands-on applications.
Apply by 9th May www.ceh.ac.uk/training/dat.... ECRs & young professionals are encouraged to apply.
#DataScience #Hydrology #ClimateData

New CANARI online training course at UKCEH Free CANARI-supported UKCEH training course on “Data-driven approaches to hydrological science”

New free CANARI-supported training course hosted at @ukceh.bsky.social on "Data-driven approaches in hydrological science" led by @amulyachevuturi.bsky.social

Find out more and apply here: canari.ac.uk/2025/03/27/n...

#hydrology #climate