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🌊🔥 Building Resilience for a Changing World: Fully Funded PhD Opportunities at @lborouniversity As part of the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Resilient Flood Futures (FLOOD-CDT). https://t.co/J8LPUJBB7E

Category 5 Hurricane Melissa has officially made landfall on Jamaica as the strongest landfalling hurricane in Atlantic history, with sustained winds of 185 mph and gusts up to 225 mph. A tragic moment for Jamaica.

A display of pure power from Hurricane Melissa today. Remarkable satellite imagery.

Obvious wavenumber-5 mesovortex pattern within Hurricane Melissa’s eyewall earlier today — when the simulation matches reality. Just two decades ago, the very existence of mesovortices was still a matter of debate.

892 mb at sea level is absurd. You would need to climb to 1.1 km (3600 ft) above sea level to experience the same pressure on a normal day. A slab of air 1.1 km thick was essentially removed from the column above the Melissa’s center.

To give you a sense of how incredibly rare and unique Hurricane #MELISSA is, here are the most-intense landfalling Atlantic hurricanes that we have on record. MELISSA is now tied with LABOR DAY 1935 at the top – something I'd never imagine to see in my lifetime.

The Sentinel-2 satellite captured this image of Melissa's eye at peak intensity. 10m pixel resolution - one of the best satellite images ever captured of a hurricane of this intensity. Image from 16z this morning.

Prayers up for Jamaica 🇯🇲🙏 Hurricane Melissa has unleashed winds over 180 mph, with gusts reaching 225 mph — one of the strongest storms in world history. 💔 Stay safe, Jamaica. The world is with you. 🌍💚💛🖤 #Prayers #Jamaica #HurricaneMelissa

From a crewmember on yesterday's Teal 74 mission into now-Category 5 Hurricane #Melissa. As clear of an eye as you will see in the Atlantic basin.

"The question is no longer whether change is coming. It’s whether we will shape it intentionally, with fairness and purpose – or allow market forces to push us blindly towards potential disaster." @bedform @lborouniversity writes for @timeshighered https://t.co/ACHTx3vx5U

The moment we became Champions 🏆 #UpTheRobins🔴⚪️

#UpTheRobins 💥❤️

Great to see @lborouniversity Professor Dominic Malcolm presenting his work here on sports concussion at @GSUN_Network in Brisbane 🙌🏻

Fantastic GSUN Council meeting hosted by @UQ_News — thank you so much to their Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry and all their staff for the incredible welcome. The council spent the day going through final preparations for the Summit opening tomorrow,

What a start! Great opening for the second event GSUN'25 Summit - being hosted by The University of Queensland in Brisbane - 200 people from around the world gathered for this years theme - "Harnessing the Power of Sport for Innovation" and we are ready to get into our range of

245 days since the last full NFL Sunday… but now, THE WAIT IS OVER. Let’s GO!! #NFLRedZone

My Google translate for colleagues that #REF29 timescales of winter actually means the spring equinox....🤣🤷‍♀️ (for all REF managers across the country....the end of winter is Fri, 20 Mar 2026, 2:46 pm)

A 3 month pause to review and make sure "we get it right" ..."that we measure what is most important" and we "reduce the administrative burden as much as possible." Original overall timescales remain.