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Severe weather Remove Weather news Year 2024 Remove Latest Storm Kathleen to bring strong winds Low pressure will bring windy conditions and continued showers, especially in the west, as well as above average temperature in East Anglia. Read more Latest 2023: multiple climate records broken A number
Climate science Weather news Remove Weather review Year 2018 Remove Latest Storm Kathleen to bring strong winds Low pressure will bring windy conditions and continued showers, especially in the west, as well as above average temperature in East Anglia. Read more Latest 2023: multiple climate records
records broken A number of climate records were broken last year, according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Read more Latest State-of-the-art underwater robots to play crucial role The National Oceanography Centre and the Met Office are collaborating to gather data which
Severe weather Remove Weather news Remove Year 2024 Remove Latest Storm Kathleen to bring strong winds Low pressure will bring windy conditions and continued showers, especially in the west, as well as above average temperature in East Anglia. Read more Latest 2023: multiple climate records broken
Unearthing historical observations and extending the climate observation record To understand how our climate is changing we need a clearer view of the past. CSSP China is supporting ACRE China and extending historical climate records by extracting weather observations such as temperature, pressure
New analysis shows the summer seasonal temperature recorded across Europe in 2021 would have been impossible without human induced climate change.
The summer of 2021 was Europe’s hottest on record with temperatures close to 1°C above the 1991-2020 average. To assess the impact of climate change on these high seasonal temperatures, scientists used a large collection of computer simulations to compare the climate as it is today, with about 1°C
Chinese satellite data is improving global weather forecasts and fundamental climate data records In CSSP China the Met Office and CMA are exploiting new observations (including temperature, humidity and wind) made by China's flagship satellite programme, FengYun, which is leading to improvements
The use of surface in-situ measurements in support of weather prediction, airfield safety monitoring and climate applications.
This area of Observations Research & Development focuses on improving the way in which we use in-situ surface based measurements to improve forecasting capabilities and climate records. In addition there is a strong link to the measurements that are used at flying airfields to provide safety
Latest 2023: multiple climate records broken A number of climate records were broken last year, according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Read more Latest State-of-the-art underwater robots to play crucial role The National Oceanography Centre and the Met Office
Latest 2023: multiple climate records broken A number of climate records were broken last year, according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Read more Latest State-of-the-art underwater robots to play crucial role The National Oceanography Centre and the Met Office
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