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• Memo

  the summer heatwave; o A review of autumn seasonal forecast accuracy; and o An update of the Markets Horizons Framework after the previous meeting. • The next meeting was scheduled for 2 February 2023 at Leeds University.

• PowerPoint Presentation

  programme – CI4Tea • In the Climate Information for Resilient Tea Production (CI4Tea ) project (part of the Future Climate for Africa programme) led by the University of Leeds, Met Office scientists developed a new methodology for producing sitespecific climate change information. This has been co

• arrcc_newsletter0322.pdf

  - SCIPSA - lead Joseph Daron Work package 3 - CARISSA - lead Marta Bruno Soares (University of Leeds) Work package 4 - VALUE - lead Hayley Jones Strategic Communications Manager Contact us Email: arrcc@metoffice.gov.uk Web: ARRCC Met Office Partnership webpages Twitter: @metofficeww #UKaidAsiaClimate © Crown Copyright 2020 | Please click here to unsubscribe

• UK National Climate Crop Capability

  for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH), James Hutton Institute, University of Leeds, University of Bristol, Rothamsted Research, and University College London. This is essential to enhancing our understanding and management of local, national ang global agricultural systems.  Our overarching capabilities

• arrcc_newsletter0322pdf

  - SCIPSA - lead Joseph Daron Work package 3 - CARISSA - lead Marta Bruno Soares (University of Leeds) Work package 4 - VALUE - lead Hayley Jones Strategic Communications Manager Contact us Email: arrcc@metoffice.gov.uk Web: ARRCC Met Office Partnership webpages Twitter: @metofficeww #UKaidAsiaClimate © Crown Copyright 2020 | Please click here to unsubscribe

• ukcp-probabilistic-projections-update-faqs.pdf

  , (i.e. less negative). Exeter shows the greatest change with changes up to 7%. Belfast, Glasgow and Leeds show no such pattern with the sign of change between v2018 and v2022 depends on the time horizon and emissions scenario, but the differences all remain less than 7%. However, the overall

• ukcp-probabilistic-projections-update-faqspdf

  , (i.e. less negative). Exeter shows the greatest change with changes up to 7%. Belfast, Glasgow and Leeds show no such pattern with the sign of change between v2018 and v2022 depends on the time horizon and emissions scenario, but the differences all remain less than 7%. However, the overall

• finalised_boulder_workshop_agenda_23012020pdf

  these. Presented by chairs of breakout sessions Humphrey Lean, Met 1045-1050 11a Convective processes (and WG) Office /Beth Woodhams, U of Leeds 1050-1055 11b Verification processes (and WG) To be decided on the day 1055-1100 11c O2R, Testbeds & HWT To be decided on the day 1100-1105 11d Physical processes

• taf_north_24.pdf

  much skill was added by the meteorologists for each forecast category and for each airport. Airports used in verification ICAO Name Duration Region EGAA Belfast International 24 hr North EGNM Leeds Bradford 24 hr North EGNT Newcastle 24 hr North EGPD Aberdeen 24 hr North EGPF Glasgow 24 hr North

• further-rainfall-and-flooding-across-north-of-the-uk---met-office.pdf

  Manchester and West Yorkshire. Power outages affected 20,000 homes and there was severe flooding in the Pennines, for example in Mythamroyd and Hebden Bridge (West Yorkshire). As floodwaters moved downstream, thousands of properties were subsequently flooded in north Manchester, York, Leeds