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in the appropriate box in the matrix: R = River S = Surface Water G = Groundwater C = Coastal/ Tidal Fig 5: Flood risk matrix displayed on selection of a local authority Fig 6: Mobile view of flood risk matrix on selection of a local authority 4 When a local authority coloured green is selected, you

and flows in the tachocline will be resolved in longitude for the first time. • The resolution will be about 0.1 R s , resolving azimuthal variations up to about wavenumber m=30. Earth L 5 L5 Workshop R. A. Howard (NRL) The processes and sources of the solar wind remain ambiguous • Status: – To constrain

placed in the appropriate box in the matrix: R = River S = Surface Water G = Groundwater C = Coastal/ Tidal Fig 5: Flood risk matrix displayed on selection of a local authority Fig 6: Mobile view of flood risk matrix on selection of a local authority 4 When a local authority coloured green is selected

cSINGV: A convective-scale coupled atmosphereocean-wave model for Singapore R. Kumar*, C. Sanchez**, J. M. Castillo**, J. G. Li**, P. Patel*, N. Z. H. Alvin*, S. Berthou**, K. Furtado*, H. Zhang*, and D. Barker* *Centre for Climate Research Singapore ** Met Office, Exeter, UK INTRODUCTION ❖ We

of the UK over the next few days. Although peak temperatures may not be quite as high as we have seen already this week, we will still see temperatures widely in the mid to high 20’s °C. In the east, temperatures will not be quite as high, but they will still be into the low 20’s °C for many.” The sun

east of 160°E and north of 25°S) Other tropical cyclone warning centres Australian Bureau of Meteorology (seas around Australia, longitude 90-160°E) MetService, Wellington, New Zealand (South Pacific Ocean east of 160°E and south of 25°S) Joint Typhoon Warning Center, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (all oceans

The impact of new physical parametrizations in the Hadley Centre climate model - HadAM3. Climate Dynamics, vol 16, 123-146. (doi:10.1007/s003820050009) Reichler, T., and J. Kim, 2008: How Well Do Coupled Models Simulate Today's Climate? Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 89, 303-311. Stott, P.A., S. F. B. Tett, G

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