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. Residents of Madrid saw the deepest snow accumulations in the city for over 50 years with 50-60 cm of snow lying in some parts. Relatively cloud-free conditions on January 11th allowed this image to be captured by the NASA/NOAA operated Suomi-NPP satellite, showing the extent of the snow cover over

(Cumbria) of only -0.1 °C and Copley (Durham) reporting 9 cm of lying snow. The 5th started cold, with frost for many inland locations, then it was sunny for many, with just the odd isolated shower in the Midlands and the south-west. The 6th began with widespread frost, severe away from western areas

in the afternoon. It was generally cloudy on the 7th, feeling colder as an easterly wind set in, with wintry showers near north-eastern coasts, and a broad area of snow over East Anglia and the south-east, producing up to 10cm of lying snow in some places. Widespread frost on the 8th, with wintry showers

to the localised nature of the extreme rainfall, the rural nature of the area and the low-lying topography. Weather data The analysis chart at 1800 UTC 16 August 2020 shows low pressure across southern England with a trough across Norfolk bringing thunderstorms and torrential downpours. The rain-radar image

this information in the form of geographical maps of these probabilities for seasonally-averaged temperature and rainfall. How are the forecasts produced? The same computer models of the atmosphere that are used to make the familiar daily weather forecasts also lie at the heart of seasonal

widespread impacts. The Met Office issued two Red Warnings for snow and almost all areas experienced some lying snow with the greatest accumulations across upland northern and eastern areas and subsequently parts of South West England and South Wales. On 28 February a man died after falling into a frozen

Chief Forecaster, Christoph Almond, said: “Thursday will see another cold night, with potentially the lowest temperatures of the Winter so far, -15°C - possibly -16°C is likely in locations with lying snow in Scotland or northern England. “In the early hours of Friday, a front arriving from

Office Services Director, Simon Brown, said; “We are pleased to see construction start on this significant Met Office and the Environment Agency investment. “While the radar will extend observational reach further east, its most important contribution lies in the improved rainfall detection

and sub km scale Unified Model versions in urban areas. The Mesoscale Modelling group works closely with the MetOffice@Reading DA@Reading group which is aiming utilise novel observations in high resolution forecast systems. Humphrey's personal interests lie in the areas of orographic rainfall

Over the last few years the NMLA have been working towards a new archiving capability that provides a safe and secure repository for our digital library and archive content. Digital preservation lies at the heart of this archive which means we are able to protect and preserve our digital content