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of satellite radiances within the Met Office Numerical Weather Prediction models. The RTTOV model is currently used to carry out rapid radiative transfer calculations for all the meteorological satellite instruments of current interest in the Met Office. The present version of RTTOV (RTTOV-12) can simulate
was also recorded in Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. The maps below compare daily maximum temperatures on 31 July 2020 and 25 July 2019 (when the UK record of 38.7°C was set at Cambridge Botanic Garden). On 31 July 2020 temperatures across central England were widely 12°C or more above
May day on record during this event, and several longrunning stations also their wettest spring day on record, for example, Rothamsted, Hertfordshire (110 years), and Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden (82 years). It was exceptionally wet across parts of Cumbria: station records for the previous wettest
of the national record. The highest temperature on the 18th was 38.2°C at Pitsford (Northamptonshire). Temperatures on this date were broadly comparable with 25 July 2019 (which recorded the previous UK record 38.7°C at Cambridge Botanic Garden) – although the heat extended further west into Wales
(East Yorkshire) and Warwick (Warwickshire). Information released: We attach an hourly dataset from Leconfield for Driffield (East Yorkshire) and an hourly dataset from Wellesbourne for Warwick (Warwickshire).
and Ecosystems is the interactions between the atmospheric chemistry and the biosphere; through natural emissions of methane and volatile organic compounds, and through impacts of ozone and reactive nitrogen on plant growth and the carbon cycle. The gas-phase chemistry described here is intimately
in organic matter trapped in the icy permafrost soils. When permafrost thaws the organic matter starts to decompose, releasing greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane which increase global temperatures. It is estimated that there is more carbon contained in the frozen permafrost than
spray aerosol emissions and trace gas (DMS) emissions e.g. di-methyl sulphide (DMS) 3. Stratospheric ozone chemistry 4. Aerosol-cloud coupling: Role of primary marine organic aerosol as ice nucleating particles ▪ ▪ Together with the Clouds and aerosols over the Southern Ocean delivered > 20 papers
average rainfall in just 10 days. (Data are provisional and subject to change). Station Total 21- 30 September 2024 September 1991-2020 average % of average Whitwell s wks, Hertfordshire 191.4 46.5 411.9 Woburn, Bedfordshire 216.4 55.4 391.0 Shipston on Stour, w wks, Warwickshire 185.8 49.5 375.7
winters and cool summers. For River Cottage’s Head Gardener Will Livingston, growing organically is all about nurturing the soil and adapting to whatever the changing weather and climate has in store. orn into a farming community in rural Devon, Will first discovered his talent for gardening on his
