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Synoptic and climate stations

Scotland 56.344, -3.443 Manual Dundrennan Scotland 54.803, -4.007 Automatic Dunrobin Castle Gardens Scotland 57.981, -3.942 Manual Dunstaffnage Scotland 56.451, -5.439 Automatic Durris Scotland 57.032, -2.402 Manual Dyce Scotland 57.205, -2.204 Automatic Edinburgh, Gogarbank Scotland 55.928, -3.343

uk_monthly_climate_summary_201907.pdf

, and some buildings were struck by lightning; also a number of large field and gorse fires arose. On the 28th, heavy rain continued in the north of England and in southern Scotland. The A77 and various local roads were closed due to flooding; in Edinburgh damage was caused to the National Records

uk_monthly_climate_summary_202001.pdf

imposed on East Coast Main Line trains, a number of tourist sites were closed in Edinburgh, and there were flight delays, ferry disruptions and road closures, with some power outages near Thurso. In Northern Ireland, the Foyle Bridge was closed to high-sided vehicles. Wind and rain again affected

A wet and dull April

places in Scotland saw more than double their average rainfall for the month. Edinburgh in particular saw very large rainfall totals, receiving 239% of its average April rainfall, which is its second wettest on record, falling only behind totals in 2000. East and West Lothian, Aberdeen, Clackmannan

How is the UK’s air quality landscape evolving?

with other countries  A new tool was released in August 2024 to show the progress and challenges in tackling air pollution around the world. Scientists from the Met Office, the University of Leeds, the University of Edinburgh and North Carolina State University created the Air Quality Stripes

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and prediction Forecast cards Location: Edinburgh Location: Cardiff Location: London Location: Belfast Heavy rain and strong winds Highest daily temperature: 12 °C Lowest daily temperature: 9 °C Chance of precipitation: 95% Average wind speed: 29 mph Gust speed: 61 mph Snow showers and risk of ice

uk_synop_station_list_-_cdl_climate_data_logger_numbered_stations_jul24.pdf

PATELEY BRIDGE, RAVENS NEST 259 54.07041 -1.77147 ENG 2000 99178 NORMANBY HALL 47 53.63689 -0.65941 ENG 1993 99179 NANTWICH, REASEHEATH HALL 40 53.08618 -2.52602 ENG 1895 99180 EDINBURGH, ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN NO 2 28 55.96656 -3.21234 SCO 1926 99182 FRITTENDEN 38 51.14177 0.5957 ENG 2011 99183 READING

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SCO 1989 03153 DUNDRENNAN 113 54.80332 -4.0079 SCO 1983 03155 DRUMALBIN 245 55.6271 -3.73615 SCO 1984 03158 CHARTERHALL 112 55.70858 -2.38482 SCO 1987 03162 ESKDALEMUIR 236 55.31185 -3.20685 SCO 1908 03166 EDINBURGH, GOGARBANK 57 55.92832 -3.34434 SCO 1998 03171 LEUCHARS 10 56.37734 -2.862 SCO 1921

nma_policy_collections_information.pdf

Society this information is also noted for clarity of ownership. Scottish archival records, held at Saughton House, Edinburgh, are being catalogued for transfer to NRS in line with NRS cataloguing requirements. The NMLA will provide a portal to NRS online catalogues via our webpages once transfer

How does Net Zero impact UK air quality?

of ventilation can prevent the diffusion of emissions from indoor sources such as cookers and cleaning products. Ruth Doherty, of the University of Edinburgh, spoke at the Clean Air Networks Conference on the future of Net Zero policies for air pollution in the UK. Ruth said: “It’s mostly good news for outdoor

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