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] Objective 7: Demonstrate retrieval of valid ASHTAM and NOTAMS relating to volcanic ash 1 . [COMPLIANT/NON-COMPLIANT] ii) Prompt users of the arrival of a SIGMET, SPECI, ASHTAM and NOTAM related to volcanic ash. Objective 1: Demonstrate alerts of received SIGMETs. [COMPLIANT/NON-COMPLIANT] 1
. [COMPLIANT] Objective 7: Demonstrate retrieval of valid ASHTAM and NOTAMS relating to volcanic ash 1 . [COMPLIANT] ii) Prompt users of the arrival of a SIGMET, SPECI, ASHTAM and NOTAM related to volcanic ash. Objective 1: Demonstrate alerts of received SIGMETs. [COMPLIANT] Objective 2: Demonstrate
for significant thunderstorms, particularly across northern England and southern Scotland, but the outcome hinged on surface temperatures. Early cloud cover and elevated convection, storms forming above a stable surface layer, limited daytime heating in some areas. While Surrey saw temperatures in the low
, Southampton, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick and York, Queen Mary University of London, King’s College London, Imperial College London, UCL, Newcastle University, The Alan Turing Institute, Hartree Centre. The JADE 2 service, hosted at STFC’s Hartree Centre, will be a unique national resource providing a state
(Dorset), 76Kt (87mph) at Mumbles Head (West Glamorgan), 73Kt (84mph) at Aberdaron (Gwynedd) and 72Kt (83mph) at Pembrey Sands (Carmarthenshire) and Chivenor (Devon). Most stations in England south of London recorded gusts of over 60Kt (69mph) – such as 68Kt (78mph) at Charlwood (Surrey) and 67Kt (77mph
) and Chivenor (Devon). Most stations in England south of London recorded gusts of over 60Kt (69mph) – such as 68Kt (78mph) at Charlwood (Surrey) and 67Kt (77mph) at Boscombe Down (Wiltshire). Wind speeds as high as this are extreme for southern England and south Wales and might be regarded
for further details. In addition to records for England and Wales the archive in Exeter also holds a large amount of International Data. This relates mainly but not exclusively to countries which have, or have had, an element of British Governmental involvement. For further details see
finances; progress towards delivering the savings required and impacts relating to potential service reductions; governance, benefits and risks of the portfolio; and key achievements to date. � Met Office experts presented an item on Met Office work in support of the hurricane response efforts
to several ground breaking initiatives the performance measure relating to the supercomputer emissions would be achieved and that there was a reasonable chance of also reducing the CO 2 emissions in absolute terms. • JH informed the Board of developments and the current situation with regard
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