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Climate Change (OCDC) group. His research interests include: the impact of resolution and vertical coordinate systems on the ocean models’ representation of the bottom topography influence on the oceanic flow (e.g., gravity currents, currents steering); accurate numerical schemes for computing horizontal

Panel and UKCP18 team at the start of the project. Progress on the scientific methodology is reviewed regularly. 2. The Peer Review Panel provided a steer on a range of science questions such as the approach to downscaling projections. 4. Peer Review Panel submit over 700 comments. UKCP18 team

. She was made a CBE in the 2024 New Year's Honours. Penny is chair of the Dartmoor National Park Steering Group, a place where she spends much of her free time. She is married to a teacher; they have two musical grown-up children. Penny is a keen naturalist and musician, and an active member of Exeter Cathedral, as their first Canon Scientist as well as a member of their voluntary choir.

to occur, where the stratospheric temperature can rise by 50 °C. When this event has occurred previously it has often led to cold conditions across the UK, linked to a weakening of the polar jet stream – the high-altitude ribbon of air which steers weather systems towards us from the Atlantic

with ocean circulation and heat content. External recognition Co-chair of the CLIVAR Global Synthesis and Observations Panel (GSOP) Co-chair of the International Quality Controlled Ocean Database initiative (IQuOD) Member of the CLIVAR CONCEPT-HEAT Scientific Steering Team Principal Investigator on the NERC DEEP-C project CSIRO/UTAS Distinguished Visiting Scientist 2014-2015

or outside? Bring attention back to the front and ask for volunteers to share their dream jobs and explain what skills they have or need to be good at it. Compare their answers: did anyone have similar roles, or different roles needing similar skills? Why might this be? Steer the discussion

and hosted the 9th ICMW and was a member of the Scientific Steering Committee of GASS until 2016. Ben recently contributed to the book Clouds and Climate . Ben has co-supervised two PhD theses and is supervisor to two current PhD students. Ben is currently a Visiting Fellow at the University of Exeter and is a former Associate Editor of Monthly Weather Review.

radiation panel. Member of EUMETSAT working group on climate monitoring. Member of the EUMETSAT GRAS science review group. Member of the GERB project steering group. Member of the CERES Climate Model and Analysis Advisory Group.

improved weather forecasts. In addition to steering the scientific direction of the team, Chris is working to develop technical aspects of the new coupled forecast system and to assess its performance. He is also involved in testing and reviewing many other changes related to both the coupled

and Tuesday. Storm Ciara is expected to bring a range of impacts, including delays and cancellations to transport services, damage to power supplies and large coastal waves. Frank Saunders, Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office said: “An extremely strong jet stream will steer a succession of low-pressure