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into most areas, heavy at times, but again northern fringes avoiding most of the rain. The 21st was brighter, especially to the north, with scattered showers affecting the Highlands, and breezy with strong gusts. The 22nd saw some sunshine and was mainly dry, though cloudier and breezy in the Western

information for the immediate emergency response and the longer-term planning of future risk management and mitigation. How does radar work? Radar is an echo-sounding system, which uses the same aerial for transmitting a signal and receiving the returned echo. Figure 2 : How radar works Short

to the Highlands and Islands particularly by the afternoon. England and Wales seeing plenty of dry weather, some hazy spells of sunshine, best of the blue skies across eastern and southeastern parts of England. But we are watching cloud gather from the southwest, parts of southwest England into Wales. “The risk

go through the day should be become increasingly confined to the Highlands and Islands particularly by the afternoon. England and Wales seeing plenty of dry weather, some hazy spells of sunshine, best of the blue skies across eastern and southeastern parts of England. But we are watching cloud gather

and fewer isobars across the country. This will lead to a colder night on Thursday, with urban areas starting Friday at around 10 to 11°C, and rural spots dipping into the mid to high single figures. Sheltered areas in Highland Scotland and northern England may even see temperatures fall to the low

the long-term average. Maximum temperatures were 2 °C above normal over parts of the West Highlands. Rainfall was just above average in parts of the east, but many areas were drier than average, especially on the western side, with Scotland as a whole having 71% of average rainfall. Sunshine

pressure covering the country. The provisional mean temperature for the month was 0.6 °C above the long-term average. Maximum temperatures were 2 °C above normal over parts of the West Highlands. Rainfall was just above average in parts of the east, but many areas were drier than average, especially

and over 200mm in western upland areas including parts of Snowdonia, the Southern Uplands and West Highlands. For Cumbria, the 6-day period 26 to 31 October 2021 was the third wettest such 6-day period on record in a daily series from 1891*. An area-average rainfall total of 153.8mm was recorded, 91

135 000 MET. DECODES Aerodrome forecast – TAF decode Code Element Example Decode Notes 1 Report type TAF ‘Terminal Aerodrome Forecast’ Name for an aerodrome forecast 2 Location EGSS ‘London Stansted’ Station four-letter ICAO indicator 3 Date/Time of origin Zulu is equivalent to UTC 130500Z

affected parts of Highland Scotland, Northern Ireland, mid-Wales, Lancashire and Berkshire. Drought conditions were declared across parts of central and eastern England in early June 2011. Although these were alleviated by the rather indifferent summer of 2011, the dry autumn and winter 2011 resulted