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and the Glasgow area in the run-up to Christmas, and more widely across England from Christmas Eve into Christmas Day. England diary of highlights The first third of December was generally mild, wet and windy. It turned more settled and briefly colder around midmonth due to a Scandinavian blocking high

Unsettled conditions After a relativity calm and cold day on Christmas Day, conditions across the UK will turn increasingly unsettled through Saturday 26 December and into the 27 December with strengthening winds and heavy rain moving in from the north. National Severe Weather Warning An Amber

Friday will be mostly dry across much of the country, with sunny spells developing through the day. However, a fair amount of medium to high-level cloud is expected at times, particularly across western areas. Low cloud may also arrive into the far southwest later in the day. While most places

. It will remain mainly dry in the north and east whilst outbreaks of rain will affect the southwest. Temperatures will struggle under the cloud and cool onshore breeze in the northeast, but further south 21 °C is possible under more prolonged sunshine. Friday will be a day of sunshine and showers, some

before brightening up later on. Highs of 19°C are possible in Wales though it may not feel as warm for all, as a strengthening wind begins to develop through the day. Gusts of 40-50mph are possible across parts of southwest England and south Wales by evening. Thursday will be a more unsettled day

hot in central and eastern areas on the 31st. The mean temperature for July was provisionally 0.6 °C below the 1981-2010 long-term average. The negative temperature anomaly was generally larger by day than by night. Rainfall was 104% of average, and it was a wet month in the north-west but drier than

was generally larger by day than by night. Rainfall was 104% of average, and it was a wet month in the north-west but drier than average in most southern areas and near the north-east coast. Sunshine was 85% of average; it was a very dull month in many central and northern counties but sunshine was close

>100 mm/day 50 - 100 mm/day 0.005 - 10 mm/day 10 - 50 mm/day The Effects of Convection-permitting Downscaling on Sub-daily Precipitation Characteristics Over the Western Maritime Continent Xin Rong Chua, Sandeep Sahany, Aurel Moise, Gill Martin, Muhammad Eeqmal Hassim, Gerald Lim, Chen Chen

and widespread heavy rain on 3rd to 4th. Parts of central southern England and eastern Scotland recorded totals of 100mm or more in the first four days of the month, and on 3 October many weather stations recorded their wettest October day on record. The extensive nature of the rain resulted

decisionmakers require to improve their resilience? In this two-day workshop following SASCOF-15, participants engaged in interactive sessions and open dialogue to better understand decision-making contexts, and the nature of distilling and communicating complex, scientific information in a way that enables