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WISER support to ICPAC (W2-SIP)

services - November 2020 ENACTS Climate Services Initiative Ripples Across East Africa with WISER Support - November 2020 WISER Support to ICPAC (W2SIP) Project Infographic - December 2021 WISER Support to ICPAC (W2SIP) Project Summary - December 2021 You may also be interested in the following

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Satellite image of the month - 2020

40 years. As the dust was low in the atmosphere it interacted with the land-masses of the Canary Islands producing ripples in the wake of the islands which can be seen in this true-colour image from NASA's Terra satellite. Further ripples can be seen in the dust where it passes from the African

Met Office daily weather: Rain, fog, and some brighter spells

as well. Pretty good evening if you’re heading out to a firework display. “By the time we get to Sunday, that next zone of rain is moving in. But there is quite a bit of uncertainty about the track of this line of rain. It’s got waves on it, so it will ripple and wiggle around. Parts of East Anglia

Met Office daily weather: Rain, fog, and some brighter spells

of rain. It’s got waves on it, so it will ripple and wiggle around. Parts of East Anglia in the southeast probably staying dry and fine. Northern Ireland should have a brighter Sunday afternoon with some spells of sunshine. But parts of the Midlands, Wales, southwest England could stay a bit soggy

Met Office daily weather: More changeable weather on the way

the south with some sunshine at times. And this dividing line will ebb and flow north-south across the country because that’s where the jet stream will be sitting. The view from space today shows the best of the sunshine across southern areas. The ripples in the clouds across central and northern areas

Met Office Deep Dive: Why September turned soggy and what happens next

. A deepening low on the eastern side of the Pacific has tugged the jet stream to the south, injecting an extra ripple into the whole hemispheric wave train. That pushes us towards a “wave number four” evolution, which frees those ridges and troughs to start marching around the hemisphere rather than

Met Office Deep Dive: UK weather forecast and what's in store for winter?

in the tropics, which can have ripple effects on mid-latitude weather patterns, including those in the UK. In particular, La Niña tends to increase the likelihood of westerly winds in the second half of winter, bringing milder, wetter, and stormier conditions from the Atlantic. However, it is important

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Satellite image of the month - 2019

away then returning to a level of neutral buoyancy, forms ripples like those in a pond These are known as gravity waves and can be seen here as ripples in the low cloud. The fog evaporated rapidly and was gone by mid-morning so that the UK went on to experience an almost completely cloud-free day

Met Office 10-day trend: A change from calm to unsettled weather

reaction that will eventually ripple across the Atlantic and affect the UK. The result is a shift from a static, high-pressure-dominated pattern to a more mobile, unsettled regime, with low pressure systems able to reach our shores once again. The week ahead: Unsettled and changeable With the door

Met Office 10-day trend: A change from calm to unsettled weather

has since pushed into North America, amplifying the pattern and setting off a chain reaction that will eventually ripple across the Atlantic and affect the UK. The result is a shift from a static, high-pressure-dominated pattern to a more mobile, unsettled regime, with low pressure systems able

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