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  • NCIC Monthly Summary

    northern UK thereafter. Scotland, especially the west, was often warm by day, whereas further south warm days were much fewer. Many areas were drier than usual for the month, with less than half the average total rainfall in some places, and the wettest areas were south-east England, eastern Scotland

  • NCIC Monthly Summary

    northern UK thereafter. Scotland, especially the west, was often warm by day, whereas further south warm days were much fewer. Many areas were drier than usual for the month, with less than half the average total rainfall in some places, and the wettest areas were south-east England, eastern Scotland

  • mwr_2026_07_for_printpdf

    of mid/east Devon and Dorset from the next day. By mid-month several wildfire outbreaks were dominating the news with major moorland blazes reported from England, Wales and Scotland. In the Scottish Highlands, a wildfire began on the 15th in the Cairngorms National Park which would continue

  • NCIC Monthly Summary

    , locally heavy, quickly spreading eastwards, clearing from all but the Midlands and south-west in the afternoon; it was a windy but less cold day, and remained mild overnight into the 9th, Gosport Fleetlands (Hampshire) not falling below 12.9 °C. Showers and thunderstorms affected the south-east from

  • Powering smarter flights with AVTECH

    , cumulative, and growing with every flight. Since AVTECH began operations, airlines using our services have collectively saved $571 million in fuel costs, burned 550 million fewer tonnes of fuel, avoided 1.8 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions, and recovered approximately 24 million flight hours through

  • wcssp_impact_brochure_final.pdf

    , wildfi res are fi res that can burn out of control and have serious negative environmental, economic and social impacts. Wildfi res can destroy forests and infrastructure and their smoke can lead to poor air quality and contribute to climate change. A 2022 report from the United Nations Environment

  • NCIC Monthly Summary

    saw widespread rain, locally heavy, quickly spreading eastwards, clearing from all but the Midlands and south-west in the afternoon; it was a windy but less cold day, and remained mild overnight into the 9th, Gosport Fleetlands (Hampshire) not falling below 12.9 °C. Showers and thunderstorms

  • sesar-services-api-specification_v11july2022pdf

    disruption and delays for passengers and cargo. Through a better understanding of where potentially hazardous weather conditions will occur en-route, airlines and Air Traffic Control can reduce the number of reactive diversions which cause additional fuel burn resulting in increased CO2 emissions

  • minutes---mouf-2023.pdf

    for airlines is considered to be one way of contributing towards Jet Zero (though care must be taken to ensure that fuel burn used to avoid areas of contrail formation does not negate the benefits of doing so). Piers also provide a brief update on the new Supercomputer, highlighting several key benefits

  • guide_to_nma_data_collectionscompressedpdf

    through a glass sphere and uses the resulting beam to burn a line into the card during the period when the sun is shining. The length of time covered by each record type varies greatly. For example sunshine cards will only cover one day, barograms can cover a week and anemogram may include as much

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