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• 160523 Seasonal Forecasting Consultation vFinal

  these occur the polar stratospheric vortex of westerly winds breaks down, and easterly flow can propagate towards the surface. These occur on average once every two winters, and are more likely to occur later in the winter. For example, the cold spring of 2013 was associated with such an event

• Memo

  Met Office Board Special meeting summary 11 July 2018 • Nick Jobling (Interim Chief Executive) briefed the Board on progress with a number of actions from the ARAC Annual Report and the Board agreed to review these periodically. • Nick Jobling updated the Board on reporting in the Annual Report

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  from the 23rd to 29th, but a brief hot southerly incursion on the 30th and 31st brought unusually high temperatures to many parts of the UK, locally reaching 37.8 °C (100 °F) in the southeast. The provisional UK mean temperature was 14.3 °C, which is 0.8 °C below the 1981-2010 longterm average

• Week ahead: A cooler, unsettled week with showers for many

  prolonged brighter spells during the afternoon. Temperatures may briefly feel less cold than on Monday, particularly in eastern areas where winds are lighter. In the sun, parts of the south could reach 15 or 16°C, likely the mildest point of the week for many. Even so, a cool breeze will still take

• Met Office Deep Dive: Heatwaves, marine anomalies and a satellite launch

  and a satellite launch Author: Press Office Wed 9 Jul 2025 After a brief break from the heat, the UK is once again seeing temperatures on the rise. This week’s weather story is dominated by a developing heatwave, a marine heat anomaly, and a major leap forward in satellite meteorology. A familiar pattern

• Supporting local climate resilience

  step in adaptation is raising awareness and securing buy-in. LACS has played a pivotal role in this early stage. Durham County Council used the LACS report to brief senior leadership, successfully placing adaptation back on the corporate agenda. “The fact that it produces a report I thought

• Weekend weather: Wet and windy at first before a gradual change next week

  Atlantic conditions. Low pressure systems continue to drive weather fronts in from the west, keeping things wet and breezy for many areas. However, there will also be some brighter interludes, particularly to start the weekend, before conditions turn wetter and windier once again. A bright start

• Typhoons: What are they and how do they form?

  . Landfall is anticipated on Wednesday between northern Hainan and Macau. After landfall, Ragasa is expected to gradually decay as its circulation drifts west, with only a small chance of any redevelopment as it briefly passes across the northern Gulf of Tonkin early on Thursday. Heavy rainfall of 150–250 mm

• Met Office Deep Dive: Heatwaves, thunderstorms and satellite launches

  with temperatures exceeding 30°C, compared to 10 last year. While we’re not yet at the 1995 record of 34 such days, the consistent warmth is notable. The season has seen only brief, mild cooler spells, with most days either in heatwave conditions or several degrees above average. This persistent warmth is partly

• wiser0188_national_cx_cafe_uganda111219.pdf

  • Targeting Fm stations in the country side • Train local journalists • Link up with more Partners (Govt agencies, NGOs, etc.) that can support dissemination • Interesting Youths with ICT skills to develop applications that can help in dissemination (Hackathon) 4.1.6 Challenges UNMA is facing • Vandalism