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• ukcp18_guidance_extreme_rainfallpdf

  at 2.2 km as well as a regridded version at 5 km spatial resolution in the Ordnance Survey’s British National Coordinates. The latter underpins the FUTURE- DRAINAGE uplifts (Dale et al, 2021) and the Environment Agency’s rainfall allowances tool 1 . For both 2 km and 5 km datasets, the issue can

• Met Office Data Science Framework

  podcast we explore the topic of data science and how together with AI, the Met Office is using this technology to to better understand weather and climate change. Presented by Dr. Doug McNeall and Dr. Rosie Oakes with guest speaker Dr. Kirstine Dale, Met Office's Chief AI Officer (CAIO) and Principal Fellow for Data Science.    

• Storm Darragh has been named

  with the bulk of the rain moving away from the UK by late evening. Tonight, will remain largely dry with clear skies ahead of Storm Darragh which will begin to impact Northern Ireland Friday evening.” Driving safety Dale Hipkiss, Duty Manager at National Highways, said: “If you're planning to drive over

• Boosting research at junction of climate science and AI

  . “The unique combination of expertise from the Turing and the Met Office will provide opportunity for innovative, and impactful, research outcomes.” Kirstine Dale, Met Office Principal Fellow and Co-Director of the Joint Centre for Environmental Intelligence, said: “Data Science is a rapidly developing

• Joint Centre for Excellence in Environmental Intelligence

  , health and extreme weather events.  Dr Kirstine Dale of the Met Office is the Co-Director of the Joint Centre. Alongside her science training, Kirstine brings a wealth of expertise in designing and implementing new initiatives, her experience in strategy, partnerships and science programme management

• World Youth Skills Day: Building skills for a shared future

  experiences, perspectives and ideas working together to turn weather and climate science into services that help people stay safe and thrive.  Professor Kirstine Dale, Met Office Chief AI Officer, highlights in a series of blogs how the rapid growth of AI gives organisations an opportunity to reset who

• Memo

  , including the weather situation, National Severe Weather Warnings and the government’s National Flood Resilience Review. Kay Eldergill (HR Director) gave an update on staff pay and the annual pay remit. Kirstine Dale (Head of Climate Programmes & Services for Government) summarised the business case

• Amber warning for snow issued for Scotland

   on cold weather.  Dale Hipkiss, National Network Manager at National Highways, said: “Freezing conditions bring so many hazards such as ice and snow and take every possible step to understand your journey in advance and allow lots of extra time when travelling to prepare for the unexpected

• 100 years of scientific forecasting

  reduced from 90km down to 10km) and improvements in our forecast accuracy. Our four day forecast is now as accurate as our one day forecast was 30 years ago. Met Office Deputy Director of Weather Science Dale Barker said “Recent significant improvements to our modelling and forecast system include

• Cold weather to continue

  , and Scotland with more warnings likely to be issued over the coming days.”    A Level 3 Cold Weather Alert, issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), is in force for all of England until 9am on Friday 20th January.  Dale Hipkiss, National Network Manager at National Highways, said