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• Cold with springtime wintry showers

  , especially hail, are expected, although lying snow looks unlikely. The cold feel across the UK will be accentuated by a cold northerly wind. RAC spokesman Rod Dennis said: “It is the threat – and unpredictability – of the wintry showers that will potentially frustrate drivers’ travel plans, especially

• UK heading for days of thunder

  can rapidly inundate some flood-prone areas. Particular areas of cautions are low-lying stretches of road and those areas adjoining sloping fields where water can quickly run off, creating fast-emerging hazards.” Thunderstorms can be expected to develop anywhere within the warning area. By Wednesday

• UK heatwave likely, with warm air boosted by weather conditions from Europe

  , at 28ºC.  Tony Wisson added: “By the beginning of the weekend we could very well be meeting heatwave thresholds in places. While the warmest temperatures are likely across London and the east of England, by Saturday heatwave thresholds could be reached across much of the Midlands, low-lying areas

• A mixed week ahead with cold weather on the horizon

  , but often areas of high pressure bring clear skies which allow for some cold nights, frost and fog. On this occasion the centre of the high is expected to lie over Scandinavia with easterly winds on its southern flank bringing cold air from the continent into the UK. Keep up to date with weather

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202001.pdf

  and 28th with sunshine and wintry showers and longer spells of rain, sleet and snow. Lying snow was mostly confined to high ground, with 1 cm of lying snow at Lake Vyrnwy (Powys) on the 28th. The 29th was milder, with some rain in the north, mainly becoming confined to coastal locations, and some sunshine

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201804.pdf

  0.6 °C at Alston (Cumbria); showers in the east, starting dry elsewhere but rain spread from the south-west late in the day. It was wet almost everywhere on the 2nd with 39.4 mm at Pateley Bridge (North Yorkshire), and snow on higher ground with 11 cm lying at Copley (Durham), but it turned drier

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201804pdf

  0.6 °C at Alston (Cumbria); showers in the east, starting dry elsewhere but rain spread from the south-west late in the day. It was wet almost everywhere on the 2nd with 39.4 mm at Pateley Bridge (North Yorkshire), and snow on higher ground with 11 cm lying at Copley (Durham), but it turned drier

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202001pdf

  and 28th with sunshine and wintry showers and longer spells of rain, sleet and snow. Lying snow was mostly confined to high ground, with 1 cm of lying snow at Lake Vyrnwy (Powys) on the 28th. The 29th was milder, with some rain in the north, mainly becoming confined to coastal locations, and some sunshine

• PowerPoint Presentation

  sources seem to lie at the boundary of CME fluxrope and flaring loops. • HXR looptop sources are much fainter that their footpoints. Observed only when footpoints are occulted. THE PROBLEM: • Observed HXR looptop emission requires huge amounts of accelerated electrons (10 33 electrons; Krucker et al

• Microsoft Word - 2020_12_august_rain_1.docx

  to the localised nature of the extreme rainfall, the rural nature of the area and the low-lying topography. Weather data The analysis chart at 1800 UTC 16 August 2020 shows low pressure across southern England with a trough across Norfolk bringing thunderstorms and torrential downpours. The rain-radar image