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, and there should be some good sunny spells. Looking further ahead into the weekend, there is more uncertainty around the forecast. However, southern and eastern areas, including Somerset, may benefit from longer dry spells under the influence of higher pressure. It's also likely that there will be very

rain and thunderstorms, with local flooding in Ipswich and Wymondham. Devon and Somerset bore the brunt of impacts from thunderstorms on the 17th to the 18th. In Devon, Exeter Airport was forced to close due to surface water flooding whilst flash flooding also affected Dawlish as local water courses

be warranted and proportionate. Chris Counsell, Ralph Ledbetter, Eleanor Hall • Existing methodologies can be updated using the UKCP18 data from the probabilistic projections. There is the potential for developing new tools such as bespoke weather generators to produce plausible extreme droughts

1944 Regent's Park (London) June* 35.6 29 June 1957^ Camden Square (London) June* 35.6 28 June 1976 Southampton Mayflower Park July 40.3 19 July 2022 Coningsby (Lincolnshire) August 38.5 10 August 2003 Faversham (Kent) September* 35.6 2 September 1906^ Bawtry, Hesley Hall (South Yorkshire) October

and data Exeter-Archive Great Moor House, Bittern Road, Sowton, Exeter, EX2 7NL, United Kingdom ISO 14001:2015 The collection, archiving and making accessible of historical meteorological-related records and artefacts. Exeter- IT Hall 3 Met Office HPC Complex, Upper Richardson Science Park, Clyst

with occasional showers and sunny intervals. Sunday continues the theme, with a mix of sunshine and showers and a fresher feel. The Brit Fest – Ashley Hall Showground, Ashley (from July 4) Headline Acts: Razorlight, UB40, 10cc, Midge Ure Weather Summary: Friday will be mostly dry, though cloud

and situational assessments provided a range of findings that gave insight into how weather impacts operations. For example, in Kenya, air quality information is important for geothermal operations and across East Africa temperature affects the pumping of oil.” Kathrin Hall Senior International

, with a high of 14.7 °C at Westonzoyland (Somerset) on the 14th and a gust to 82 mph at the Needles (Isle of Wight). The rain slowly cleared East Anglia and the south-east on the 15th leaving sunshine and showers, then further persistent rain spread from the west on the 16th and turned heavy

1955, but it did exceed 253.0mm at Seathwaite on 19 November 2009. The 3-day total of 450.2mm at Thirlmere also narrowly failed to exceed the UK record of 456.4mm at Seathwaite from 17 to 19 November 2009.** Date Honister Pass Thirlmere Dale Head Hall Brothers Water 03/12/2015 45.8 45.2 47.0 47.5 04

authors Chapter CCRA3 Learnings Susanne Lorenz & Marta Bruno Soares & Suraje Dessai Oscar Brousse Daniel Donaldson Rachel Fisher Cat Pinho-Gomes Sarah Greenham Amelia Hood Eunice Lo Rachel Perks Charles Simpson Helena Stage Ruth Wade Xinfang Wang Ollie Wing Mat Collins via CGFI Sari Kovats Eleanor Hall