Professor Tim Woollings
I am a professor of physical climate science based in the Physics department at Oxford and at Pembroke college, where I have been since 2013. My work centres on the physics of atmospheric circulation, which underlies weather and climate patterns such as jet streams, storm systems and monsoons.
Improved understanding of this physics is helping us to predict changes in the weather further ahead of time, and also to provide more detailed and trustworthy information on how climate patterns are changing. More information, including on publications can be found on my department webpage.
Professor Tim Woollings
I am a professor of physical climate science based in the Physics department at Oxford and at Pembroke college, where I have been since 2013. My work centres on the physics of atmospheric circulation, which underlies weather and climate patterns such as jet streams, storm systems and monsoons.
Improved understanding of this physics is helping us to predict changes in the weather further ahead of time, and also to provide more detailed and trustworthy information on how climate patterns are changing. More information, including on publications can be found on my department webpage.