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10_0230_fs_17_observations.pdf

and characteristic • Visibility • Amount of cloud • Type of cloud identified by observer • Height of cloud base • Present and past weather • Duration of sunshine • Short wave solar radiation intensity • State of ground and of concrete slab identified by observer The measurement of almost all

Dr Kwinten Van Weverberg

Kwinten is a research scientist at the Met Office working on large-scale cloud parametrizations.

Areas of expertise Cloud parametrization Cloud microphysics Radiative transfer in cloudy atmospheres Model evaluation Publications by Kwinten Current activities Kwinten is a visiting scientist within the Atmospheric Processes and Parametrizations team. Currently Kwinten investigates how to improve

caa-case-study-3---spring--autumn.pdf

front is slow-moving across southern England (the crosses on the front indicate that it is weakening). Despite becoming less active this front retains some of its characteristics. It is likely that significant amounts of cloud will be trapped under the ridge and this could be thick enough to generate

factsheet_17-observations_over_land_2023.pdf

at 10m above the ground • Atmospheric pressure at the station level and reduced to mean sea level • Pressure tendency and characteristic • Visibility • Amount of cloud • Type of cloud identified by observer • Height of cloud base • Present and past weather • Duration of sunshine • Short wave solar

Dr Simon Osborne

Simon uses ground-based instruments to observe and better understand aerosol, cloud and radiation processes, so as to improve NWP forecast models.

Areas of expertise Aerosol microphysics; Radiative effects of aerosols; Cloud microphysics (boundary layer). Publications by Simon Current Activities  Simon carries out analysis and quality control on data gathered from ground-based instrumentation. This includes in-situ and remote sensing

factsheet_2-thunderstorms_2023.pdf

) and a sharp or rumbling sound (thunder). Thunderstorms are associated with convective clouds and are most often, but not necessarily, accompanied by precipitation at the ground. Cumulonimbus clouds (Latin: cumulus – heap; nimbus – rainy cloud) Heavy and dense cloud, of considerable vertical extent

Dr Jeremy Price

Areas of expertise Boundary layer meteorology and observations, including clouds, fog, and stable boundary layers Designing and running observational campaigns Publications by Jeremy Price Current activities Jeremy works as a Scientific Manager in Observation Based Research, located at their out

Atmospheric processes and parametrization scientists

Dr Keith Williams Keith is the Head of Atmospheric Processes and Parametrizations and conducts research into process-orientated model evaluation. Dr Paul Barrett Paul leads research into the representation of clouds and radiation Dr Martin Best Martin manages the research undertaken on land surface

Kunal_Ghosh_ppt.pptx

School of Earth and Environment INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE A new approach to quantifying aerosol-cloud radiative effect through process-based constraints on climate model parameters Kunal Ghosh Lea Provost, Leighton Regayre and Ken Carslaw (ICAS, University of Leeds), Jill S

lake_district.pdf

generally for Sunday. Headline for Wednesday 02 Jul 2025: Early morning cloud breaking to a largely fine sunny day. Fresh summit winds. Mountain weather hazards on Wednesday 02 Jul 2025 Blizzards Heavy persistent snow Storm force winds No Likelihood No Likelihood No Likelihood Gales Severe chill

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