Press release archive: 2011

28.12. Storm on St Stephen's Day was rare
21.12. European Atlas on adverse weather for transport
5.12. Projects in the Himalayan region
26.11. The MSL rover launched successfully
23.11. International satellite service station inaugurated in Sodankylä
21.11. The MSL mission to take the Finnish Meteorological Institute's research instruments to Mars
20.10. Ilmasto-opas.fi: Information on climate change now at one address
6.10. Increasingly precise data on radiation reflected from the Arctic sea area
4.10. Nature: Unprecedented ozone hole over the Arctic in spring
21.9. Air quality has continued to improve in Lapland
12.9. The Finnish Meteorological Institute studies air quality in Santiago de Chile
5.9. An unusually warm summer in 2011
30.8. The Finnish Meteorological Institute closely involved in satellite data development projects
26.8. A variable summer in sea areas
11.7. Summertime news from the Baltic Sea
9.6. Finnish space research – the best in Europe
24.5. The Finnish Meteorological Institute is monitoring the dispersion of ash from the volcanic eruption in Iceland
16.5. The IPCC Plenary Session decided on procedural reforms
5.4. Selection of warnings widened
30.3. Record-breaking Arctic ozone loss anticipated
28.3. A new project to study the impact of space weather storms on European power transmission networks
15.3. The Aranda's expedition provided new information about sea ice motion and compression
14.3. The Finnish Meteorological Institute monitors the situation in Japan and conveys information to the other authorities
15.2. The Finnish Meteorological Institute's research instrument to explore a comet
15.2. Expedition back from Antarctica
24.1. A new research project to focus on climate change in the Arctic
18.1. Dr. Pachauri, Chairman of the IPCC: Fifth Assessment Report well underway
4.1. The first decade of the 2000s warmer than the preceding decades
4.1. 2010 – a year of weather extremes
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