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holds the record for the festivals wettest day. 60.1mm of rain fell in a single day at nearby Rodney Stoke. For other unsettled weather, the highest wind gust speed recorded for Glastonbury was 41mph, which has been reached at Yeovilton in 1985 and 1987 during the event. Although 1997 was dubbed
as no surprise to anyone who was there, Glastonbury 2007 holds the record for the festival’s wettest day. 60.1mm of rain fell in a single day at nearby Rodney Stoke. For other unsettled weather, the highest wind gust speed recorded for Glastonbury was 41mph, which has been reached at Yeovilton
? The majority of the sunshine duration observations in the Met Office’s historical records were made using a Campbell-Stokes recorder. However, nearly two-thirds of the current observing network now use a Kipp & Zonen sunshine sensor (the first such sensors were installed in 2000). The characteristics
. The hottest day on record occurred in 2017, when temperatures soared to a sweltering 31.2°C at Rodney Stoke. In contrast, the chilliest night was recorded in 1987, with a minimum temperature of just 4.2°C at Yeovilton. More recently, 2023 brought the warmest night on record, with temperatures
Forecasting the weather Age range: 5-7 What weather can you see? What weather can you see? What weather can you see? What weather can you see? Weather station Types of weather instruments Barometer Stevenson screen showing thermometers Weathervanes and anemometers Rain gauge Campbell–Stokes
Weatherlands forecast Types of weather instruments Barometer Interior of Stevenson screen showing thermometers Weather vanes and anemometers Rain gauges Campbell–Stokes sunshine recorder Rain detector Weather forecast word mat 28° -3° Snow Snowy Snowing Sun Sunny Hot Cold Spring Summer 21 Wind
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Why does Ocean-Wave-Atmosphere (OWA) coupling matter? Surface currents Momentum Transfer Adding surface wave model coupling to GC5 Nikesh Narayan Met Office Closer to reality physics Surface roughness Ocean Mixing Wave field Affects surface momentum NEMO Stokes- Coriolis effect Affects Ekman
heulwen Campbell-Stokes Synhwyrydd gwelededd Tywydd Cenedlaethol Enw Name https://youtu.be/TrKFagMo90Q https://youtu.be/tE0R-T4eCqU • Graphics used for Winter forecast https://youtu.be/NTWLU82QWuk • Graphics used for Autumn forecast https://youtu.be/EJofAnvp_3w Symbolau Tywydd i'w torri allan neu eu
) Historic and Notable Flood Events • Lynmouth Flash Floods 1952 (Link) • East Coast Floods 1953 (Link) • Martinsown Record Rainfall 1955 (Link) • Chew Stoke Floods 1968 (Link) • Halifax Floods 1989 (Link) • Towyn Coastal Floods 1990 (Link) • Boscastle Flash Floods 2004 (Link) • Summer 2007 Floods (Link
