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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2025 · 12 MIN

Climate Does NOT Always Mean “Climate Change”

from Meteorology Matters

Meteorology Matters summarizes key developments and perspectives presented in the provided sources. Axios highlights administrative changes within NOAA, specifically the merging of the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) with the Weather Prediction Center (WPC). This move is reportedly driven by concerns about political vulnerability and potential budget cuts under the Trump administration, alongside a broader trend of reduced publicity around NOAA's climate change work. New research argues that climate science is facing an emerging "crisis" at regional scales due to accumulating discrepancies between model predictions based on the "standard approach" and real-world observations, coupled with disruptive advancements in computational approaches. Both topics underscore the complexities and challenges in understanding and predicting climate, albeit from different angles – one focusing on the institutional and political landscape of climate research, and the other on fundamental scientific paradigms.

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