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NMHS SK WISER UNMA Beach Management Unit East African Community Early Warning System HIGH impact Weather lAke sYstem Indigenous Knowledge Impact-Based Forecast Key Informant Interview Kenya Meteorological Department Lake Victoria Basin Commission National Meteorological and Hydrological Services
as across south-west and central southern England. The night of the 15th/16th brought a spell of heavy rain across southernmost counties, resulting in numerous road closures and rail disruption from flooding, notably across Hampshire and in particular Sussex with the A21, A28 and A29 all affected
of Northern Ireland, with the Enniskillen area reporting numerous traffic incidents and several fallen trees as a result of the snow. Parts of the Peak District and south Pennines also experienced snow, with several roads reported closed for a period. Further south, a heavy hail storm in Sussex on the 1st
of Northern Ireland, with the Enniskillen area reporting numerous traffic incidents and several fallen trees as a result of the snow. Parts of the Peak District and south Pennines also experienced snow, with several roads reported closed for a period. Further south, a heavy hail storm in Sussex on the 1st
uncertainties in InTEM and the impact of using the different stations .......... 5 3.3 Direction specific baselines developed within InTEM ....................................................... 5 3.4 NF 3 emissions across East Asia
June 2019 The averaging period used for the following assessment was 1981-2010. June started with a ridge of high pressure which brought warm dry sunny weather to much of the south and south-east, hot for a time in East Anglia, but it was cloudier with rain further north. From the 3rd to 9th
On the 4th and 5th south-eastern England experienced travel disruption, with delays and multiple accidents on the M20 and delays to rail services between Hastings and Eastbourne. In Northern Ireland, there were some accidents on the M2. The north-east of England and Scotland saw some road closures
weather returned from the 22nd, and it was predominantly bright and showery in Scotland and Northern Ireland but with more general rain at times over England and Wales, and the 30th was unseasonably cool, wet and windy in East Anglia and the south-east. The provisional UK mean temperature was 8.4 °C
stranded for 20 hours on snow-bound roads. Numerous roads were closed including the M73, M80, M876 and A92, and Glasgow and Edinburgh airports closed. National Rail reported mass disruption in the South East, Scotland, north-west England and the South West, with only two train operators in the whole
by the strong winds. Snow fell on higher ground in north-west England, with some reports of fallen trees impacting both rail and road travel. In East Anglia some trees were brought down, impacting rail services between Norwich and Lowestoft and reducing the speed limit on the Orwell Bridge
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