Press release archive: 2015

8.12.	Warm temperature records broken in November
1.12.	Aerosol formation processes need more detailed descriptions in climate models
16.11.	Towards Paris: What does climate change mean for humanity?
10.11.	Towards Paris: Climate scenarios provide information about what is to come
7.11.	Record sunshine levels in the south in October
6.10.	New results from the Pallas research station: decreases in European emissions have not affected air quality in Western Lapland
28.9.	Icelandic volcano sulphur pollution was triple European industry
23.9.	Sustainable growth in Gulf of Bothnia receives significant research funding
2.9.	Summer showed its strength in August
20.8.	Juhani Damski to be Director-General of the Finnish Meteorological Institute
14.8.	Cool and unsettled weather continued in July
15.7.	The Finnish Meteorological Institute to use new marine research technology
3.7.	June was cold and rainy
1.7.	Data exchange between vehicles and the road network increases traffic safety.
26.6.	New Handbook for Socioeconomic Benefit Assessment of Meteorological and Hydrological Services
18.6.	Wealth of information about Philae's measurements gathered in the Finnish Meteorological Institute's mass memory
9.6.	Co-operation negotiations over at the Finnish Meteorological Institute
4.6.	Petteri Taalas appointed Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization
26.5.	New realtime solutions for reducing space weather risks for satellites
25.5.	Floods in Ostrobothnia monitored using satellite imagery
19.5.	Global warming causes significant changes on the Baltic Sea region
11.5.	Still unusually warm in April
27.4.	Electric Solar Wind Sail could make bidirectional manned Mars flights economically feasible
14.4.	Solar radiation management – last resort for mitigating future climate change?
2.4.	Unusually mild and rainy March
25.3.	Management of peatlands has large climate impacts
20.3.	No radio contact with comet lander Philae
20.3.	Most impressive northern lights in years
6.3.	Unusually mild February ends unusually mild winter
3.3.	Finnish Meteorological Institute warning services to be upgraded in stages
23.2.	The Finnish Meteorological Institute is to begin a round of co-operation negotiations
5.2.	January saw high precipitation and wide temperature fluctuations
23.1.	The Rosetta probe witnessed the awakening of the icy comet
7.1.	2014 was Finland's second warmest year on record