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Global-Ocean Science configuration referred to as FOAM-GO and CPL-NWP Global ocean analysis and 7-day forecast, coupled to global atmosphere model Technical product details Source Numerical models Spatial extent Global ocean Lat 89.75°N to 83°S. Lon 0° to 360° Grid resolution Regular grid, 0.25° x
. October and November 2002: rainfall actual October and November 2002: rainfall anomaly Rainfall - October and November 2002 Region Actual (mm)Anomaly (%) UK 304.6 137 England 256.3 163 Wales 438.5 151 Scotland 338.8 108 N Ireland 353.3 160 England & Wales 281.3 161 England N 253.8 141 England S 257.6
of the major Kyoto gases (CO 2 , CH 4 , and N 2 O) and to run atmospheric observation sites at any proposed additional site/s across the UK. 4. To make high-quality real time measurements of the major Kyoto gases at any additional observation site(s), consistent with the requirements set out above. 5
in April and May as in a). 6 References M. J. Best, M. Pryor, D. B. Clark, G. G. Rooney, R .L. H. Essery, C. B. Ménard, J. M. Edwards, M. A. Hendry, A. Porson, N. Gedney, L. M. Mercado, S. Sitch, E. Blyth, O. Boucher, P. M. Cox, C. S. B. Grimmond, and R. J. Harding. The Joint UK Land Environment
, 2019b) • Further information and guidance is available at the UK Climate Projections website. www.metoffice.gov.uk Pg 5 of 6 Source: Met Office © Crown Copyright 2019 References Brown S, Boorman P and Murphy J (2010). Interpretation and use of future snow projections from the 11-member Met Office
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A AC Altocumulus AD Aerodrome AGL Above ground level AIMMS Aircraft Integrated Meteorological Measurement System AMD Amend or amended AMSL Above mean sea level AOD Aerosol Optical Depth APR April
Product user manual For Global Ocean level-1 data products from the Met Office Global Coupled Atmosphere-Land-Ocean-Ice system Contributors: J Roberts-Jones, M. Price, S. Moreton, R. King Date: December 2024 Ocean Products User Guide, Met Office Global Coupled Atmosphere-Land-Ocean-Ice system Date
) was the most severe tropical cyclone to ever make landfall in the Philippines (right - NASA satellite image on November 7 th 2013). Maximum wind speeds peaked at 88m/s (197mph) and a storm surge produced wave heights reaching 5-6m above normal in some regions of Leyte. Yolanda caused widespread
Office North-West European Shelf forecasting system. Ocean Sci.,15(4), https://doi.org/10.5194/os-15-1133-2019. Graham, J. A., E. O’Dea, J. Holt, J. Polton, H.T. Hewitt, R. Furner, K. Guihou, A. Brereton, A. Arnold, S. Wakelin, J.M. Castillo Sanchez, C.G. Mayorga Adame (2018) AMM15: A new
) Wind Speed mean/gusts (mph) Wind Direction (blowing from) 00:00 03:00 06:00 09:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 00:00 1300 50/68 SW 57/76 SW 54/73 SW 56/75 SW 50/69 SW 46/62 W 31/41 W 22/28 SW 27/36 S 900 50/64 SW 54/69 SW 51/66 SW 53/69 SW 45/60 SW 41/54 SW 23/30 SW 14/18 SW 21/26 S 600 35/49 SW 39/54 SW
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