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, Washington, Stratton (2018) GRL TTT improvements: subtropic shear Mean Flow du/dy bigger Upper-level wave du/dy smaller Hart, Washington, Stratton (2018) GRL • The lower meridional shear is likely to favour upper-level westerly wave structures that form cloud bands, since du/dy important term in wave

Minister) Other Ministries Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning Korean Space Weather Center Carrington Tracking Facility in Korea ‣Satellite Tracking Antenna � Construct new Cassegrain antenna (15-meter or bigger) at Jeju, Korea � One of global tracking network, serve East Asia region � 14H

a big impact on UK weather, particularly by determining the position of the North Atlantic Storm track in winter. For example, read about the influence of the jet stream on the unusually wet October 2019 (https://blog.metoffice.gov. uk/2019/11/04/the-jet-stream-casts-its-shadow-over-the-uk

stream can lead to big differences in the weather we experience on the ground. In recent weeks, the jet stream has been either directed towards the UK, or shifted further south, which has predominantly brought cooler air over the UK, with frequent incursions of some unseasonable winds and rain

•Timeliness poor (no QB50 data reception budget) •Maintaining full coverage – initial orbits, replenishing constellation, small onboard propulsion systems See Caspi et al, submitted to Space Weather Conclusions • Met Office strategic goal for operational space weather forecasts: • Big gaps between

. Example of estuary ice, on the River Yar, Isle of Wight. This image was taken during another very cold spell in 1985 1962-1963 – the ‘Big Freeze’ With temperatures so cold the sea froze in places, 1963 is one of the coldest winters on record. Bringing blizzards, snow drifts, blocks of ice

Meteorological Services in Europe and around the world. Big picture MetOp-A’s radiometers are used to measure atmospheric temperature and humidity. Its imager can render highly detailed information at 1 km resolution — on cloud height and cover, fog, dust storms, volcanic ash, sea-surface

of water vapour. High humidity makes it very hard for sweat to evaporate from our bodies which means that we cannot cool down. For people working outside or in overheating buildings, especially where the work is physically demanding, humid heat is a big problem. The world is getting warmer, and many

about it. The MO have done a good job of making a case for its need; however, there are some sensitivities around announcing it. � R&D uplift – positive signs from No. 10, with some interesting conversations taking place. � Collaboration with Europe - how the UK might engage in big collaborative

and restoring ecosystems we reduce our vulnerability and increase our resilience to the changing climate, now and in the future.  Nigel said: “We need to do the things we know we can do on a bigger scale, like making our landscapes more natural, making them more flood resilient, and our towns and cities