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• Storm Dennis brings risk of floods this weekend

  Storm Dennis will bring very heavy rain and strong winds to the UK this weekend, with a risk of flooding and travel disruption in some areas.

  The Met Office has issued multiple National Severe Weather Warnings for wind and rain from Saturday through to Monday, including several amber rain warnings for parts of England and Wales. Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Steve Willington, said: “Storm Dennis will bring another very unsettled spell

• Wet and windy

  Strong winds A spell of very strong southerly or southwesterly winds will affect some western coastal areas, includng including western Wales, northern England and southwest Scotland, as well as the east coast of Northern Ireland, during Wednesday, before spreading inland during the afternoon

• Seamless model assessment

  rainfall processes across space and time scales This project involves the analysis of extreme rainfall processes, and model deficiencies in the representation of these, across space and time scales. A key aspect is developing a very high resolution (1.5 km) version of the Unified Model, over a region

• Climate change in your area

  “It’s all very well us scientists talking about projections and model outputs, but it is really important to illustrate what climate change might mean for people and the weather they could experience. We’ve been working hard with the BBC to develop a tool that is scientifically robust but also gives

• Prestigious Award for Met Office IT Fellow

  work and expertise that our people apply to develop international standards recognised.  In this case, Chris represents a cohort of experts that have made significant contributions to the sharing and use of big data and very much deserves this esteemed recognition by the geospatial data community.” Award nominations for the Gardels Award are made by members – the prior Gardels Award winners – and approved by the OGC board of directors.

• wiser0236_uganda_enhanced_community_dissemination.pdf

  , because the weather keeps changing and some indicators for indigenous knowledge are not reliable. Farmers survive on farming and when they don`t predict the season very well of course their crops and livestock cannot survive. Mary, is a member of savings group, and a mother of 4 children living

• Unprecedented changes to North Atlantic winds could have major impacts on UK weather

  models represent water vapour in the atmosphere lead to uncertainty in predictions of the NAO's future behaviour. Taking account of these limitations reveals a substantial response of the NAO to volcanic eruptions and greenhouse gases. The findings indicate that under a scenario with very high

• How do we Proceed?

  • Define the ground system requirements • Develop Cost Estimate Issues • Reviews need to be coordinated and not duplicated. • Define Environmental Requirements (Vibration Loads, EMC, Contamination, etc) • Long phase A to define & reduce risks has been very beneficial

• diy-activity-resources-earth-spirals.pdf

  will look very interesting as it twirls, reminding everyone who sees it to look after our beautiful planet. The Met Office provides free education content to support young people aged 7-14 to be prepared for the effects of weather and climate change on them and their communities. Find out more at www.metoffice.gov.uk/schools © Crown Copyright 2022, Met Office 01997 Earth spirals mobile You can print, colour and cut out this template.

• Professor Penelope Endersby to be new Met Office Chief Executive

  of the Board are very much looking forward to working with her as we build on the outstanding reputation of the Met Office and continue the important transformation which will enable the Met Office to remain a world class organisation.” Professor Endersby, who will take up the role early in December said: “I