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  et al. (2003) compared 23 methods for interpolating annual mean temperature and precipitation over the Ebro Valley in Spain. They concluded that multipleregression techniques, using several geographic and topographic variables, produce the most realistic results. In the current study we develop

• Microsoft Word - Jan2021_fulldocument_v1.docx

  of water rescues carried out by the fire service. A landslip occurred above Pentre in the Rhondda valley, South Wales. There were also some flooded roads and trees down across the east of England and parts of the south-west. As Christoph cleared the UK it brought heavy snow to parts of Scotland

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  with most places brightening up later. The 6th and 7th had fairly widespread frosts, with some scattered showers, but it was sunny in places on the 6th with 5.6 hours at Valley (Gwynedd). 8th to 12th The 8th started off mainly showery, and longer spells of rain spread from the north during the day

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  (Gwynedd). Valley (Gwynedd) also recorded 10.1 hours of sunshine on the 26th. After another mild sunny day on the 27th, the fine weather broke down on the 28th which was a mostly cloudy showery day with more general rain at times in the far north. Scotland diary of highlights February started off

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  in the north, with Valley (Gwynedd) recording 9.4 hours of bright sunshine. The 16th was cloudy but mainly dry. 17th to 25th The 17th was a dull day, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle almost anywhere, especially in the morning, but brightening up in the south late in the day. Rain spread east to all parts

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201803.pdf

  turning heavy and persistent from the south in the a ernoon; with strong winds and significant dri ing, depths in excess of 50 cm were reported in central and southern parts. Wet and windy for most on the 2nd with a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, and Aberdaron and Valley (Gwynedd) had gusts to 66 mph

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  , with Valley (Gwynedd) recording 9.4 hours of bright sunshine. The 16th was cloudy but mainly dry. 17th to 25th The 17th was a dull day, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle almost anywhere, especially in the morning, but brightening up in the south late in the day. Rain spread east to all parts during

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201803pdf

  turning heavy and persistent from the south in the a ernoon; with strong winds and significant dri ing, depths in excess of 50 cm were reported in central and southern parts. Wet and windy for most on the 2nd with a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, and Aberdaron and Valley (Gwynedd) had gusts to 66 mph

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  across Cumbria created localised flooding issues in the Borrowdale valley, with reports of numerous sheep lost to the swollen rivers. England diary of highlights The first couple of days were fine and warm, but it soon became more unsettled and showery. By the middle of the month it was becoming

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  tree in the Calder Valley. Further south, Greater Anglia Rail reported disruption between Reedham and Haddiscoe in Norfolk due to flood water making the railway unsafe, and also there were some fallen trees partially blocking roads. England diary of highlights The first ten days of the month were