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forecasts are these days? Feel forecasts are very or fairly useful/ accurate 72% 73% At least once a day 36% 35% Several times a week 19% 18% Once or twice a week 6% 5% 4% 4% Once or twice a month Useful Accurate Less often 5 Base: all respondents who watch/see/hear weather forecasts Q01, Q02 Weather

and meteorologist, Honor Criswick, said: “Thursday, once again, mostly settled conditions across the south. Plenty of sunny spells to go around and fairly similar temperatures. Though once again across the northwest it is a very different story. More cloud, plenty of showery outbreaks at times. These could

et al. in press). The review is structured as follows; Section 2 briefly considers the range of applications of forecast products and Section 3 profiles issues for the design and application of new forecast products. Section 4 provides perspectives on key considerations relevant for the development

. 1. In view of the fact that postponement of the "TU assault for about a fortnight would have brought the next possible D-day into the period 17th to 21st June, it is thought that the following brief statement of the weather in the beachhead over that period may be of interest. 2. During the period

Policy brief Developing a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework which can support the creation of decentralised Climate Information Services: Learning from the WISER Western project in the Lake Victoria region of Kenya Authors: Emma Visman (VNG Consulting/King’s College London), Brian Oduor

POLICY BRIEF (Source: Julio Araujo, 2016) Using environmental psychology to increase the use of climate information KEY MESSAGES • Climate services can be improved by understanding climate change risk perceptions • This policy brief outlines concrete ways in which climate services can be better

of sea surface height, bottom temperature, mixed layer depth, sea ice fraction, sea ice thickness and sea ice zonal and meridional velocities, • Instantaneous hourly fields for sea surface height, sea surface temperature and surface currents. Section II is a brief system description, sections III

spells. A particularly warm spell in the third week of April was followed by a May which, despite a brief cold spell to start, was one of the warmest on record. Weather systems approached the UK from the west for most of March and April, with only brief settled spells, but easterly winds were common

Officer) briefed the Board on the recent developments at ECMWF (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts). • The Board discussed a number of other items, including key stakeholders and important media players; the potential value of the Met Office’s work to the business community