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• Sarah Millington

  and collaborated on biological dispersion projects such as modelling locusts in East Africa and the development of dispersion modelling to support Defra’s response to a Bluetongue outbreak.  In 2024, Sarah became the Head of the Atmospheric Dispersion and Air Quality group.  Prior to starting work at the Met Office, Sarah gained a degree in Physics at Nottingham University, and since starting work has gained an MSc degree in Meteorology from Reading University.

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  , Yevgeny Aksenov 5 , Adam T. Blaker 5 , Andrew Coward 5 , James Harle 5 , Jenny Mecking 5 , Stephanie Rynders 5 , Bablu Sinha 5 , Chris Wilson 6 , Martin Andrews 7 , Steven Hardiman 7 , John Rostron 7 , David Sexton 7 , Hua Lu 8 , Tony Phillips 8 , Jonny Williams 2,9 1 NCAS, University of Reading

• UK could see 45°C by 2056, scientists reflect on 1976 heatwave anniversary

  comparable to 1976 would already be around 3°C hotter in today’s climate. Professor Ed Hawkins MBE, Professor of Climate Science at the University of Reading, said: “1976 was an extraordinary event, but it happened in a much cooler climate. As global temperatures rise, heatwaves like this are becoming more

• How wind speeds are measured by the Met Office

  degrees). READ MORE: Are storms in August unusual and why do we name them? Wind speed typically increases with height above the Earth's surface. However, it is also influenced by local factors such as terrain roughness, buildings, trees, and other obstacles. For accurate and consistent readings

• ukcp18_factsheet_probabilistic_projections.pdf

  to different processes contributing to 1-day extreme precipitation values compared to future seasonal mean precipitation values details of which are available in Murphy et al (2020). Existing guidance Before using the PPCE data, we recommend reading UKCP18 Guidance: Caveats and Limitations. We also

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  , Yevgeny Aksenov 5 , Adam T. Blaker 5 , Andrew Coward 5 , James Harle 5 , Jenny Mecking 5 , Stephanie Rynders 5 , Bablu Sinha 5 , Chris Wilson 6 , Martin Andrews 7 , Steven Hardiman 7 , John Rostron 7 , David Sexton 7 , Hua Lu 8 , Tony Phillips 8 , Jonny Williams 2,9 1 NCAS, University of Reading

• nma_policy_collection_managementpdf

  in accordance with our relevant loans policy in line with archive standards and good practice • access to the collections in the reading rooms is permitted and appropriately regulated • access to collection information and our digital content is made available to the public across the internet Managing

• General_hill_skills_transcripts

  . Consider training walks on coastal or low level paths and know your limits. It’s also important to consider parking and any traffic problems, which could delay your planned start time. Further reading can be done by the use of technical navigation books, such as ‘Navigation in the mountains

• Cold and snowy week ahead – February 2021

  Observations Website Keen amateur meteorologists can enter snow depth readings on our Weather Observations Website (WOW). Alongside our network of professional observers and automated weather stations, amateur observations can help give additional situational awareness to our forecasters. Stay

• nma_policy_collection_management.pdf

  in accordance with our relevant loans policy in line with archive standards and good practice • access to the collections in the reading rooms is permitted and appropriately regulated • access to collection information and our digital content is made available to the public across the internet Managing