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caused by a T5 tornado. How big are tornadoes? Tornado size and intensity vary greatly. Typically, a tornado is 20 to 100 metres wide at the earths surface, lasts for a few minutes and has a track of around a mile (1.6 km). Wind speeds typically range from 75 to 100 mph (120 to 180 km/h). The largest

with climate extremes. • A special issue dedicated to CSSP China was published in June 2018 in Advances of Atmospheric Sciences, a journal published by Springer and indexed by the SCI database. • The Special Issue has been a big project highlight which helps promote the research and results

that a tornado is a giant, rapidly-rotating column of air that usually starts with a big thunderstorm. We see this occur in the story of Rainbow Grey when she is travelling on Nim through a storm. (pg93 - Rainbow Grey) When warm, moist air mixes with cold, dry air it causes instability or change

of legacy systems needs to remain a priority so that the period of dual costs is minimised; Supercomputer there remains uncertainty over how big the next supercomputer will be, where it will be physically and the impact on downstream systems. Some options being considered could radically change the skills

reported weather providers for accuracy, this measure ranks the Met Office in 4 th position as verified by ForecastWatch, this is the same position as FY22/23. The PWSCG have discussed the emergence of big technology providers utilising AI/ML and the impacts this has had on other organisations rankings o

of climate change is to make big and quick reductions in global greenhouse gas emissions. There are many different ways this can be done and governments, businesses, organisations and individuals around the world can all contribute. We can fly less, drive less, use less energy and even eat a bit less meat

be to make big reductions in non-CO2 greenhouse gases, such as methane. An area that may bring a reduction to the budget is the thawing of permafrost and heating of wetlands as the world warms, which then gives off additional greenhouse gases. Recent research suggests that the additional methane

Office presenter and meteorologist, Honor Criswick, said: "This 10-day trend brings us to the end of May, also to the end of meteorological spring, and after a very dry season, a change is on its way. I thought we'd take a look at the bigger picture and start off by taking a look at areas across the US

own Informatics Lab, Jacob will share how to perform large scale distributed data analysis on any cloud platform with Pangeo. Pangeo is a suite of open source tools created and curated by the geoscience community to make big scale scientific analysis possible on any cloud platform. It uses

must drive you can do this more safely by slowing down, using main roads, using dipped headlights giving yourself more time to react on slippery surfaces and by keeping a bigger gap between vehicles.    What you can do in a power cut  People cope better with power cuts when they have prepared