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the key drivers of precipitation extremes over Nepal, Section 2 reviews a selection of common precipitation datasets and Section 3 compares of subset of 5 datasets from Section 2 with the Met Office seasonal forecast GloSea5. We conclude with some directions for future work in Section 4. 1.1 Drivers

on Thursday, as a front bringing heavy rain moves eastwards through the day. Conditions turn both wet and windy during the early hours on Friday morning as Storm Éowyn arrives, with rain starting off as snow over parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland and higher ground in northern England. A Yellow

that the UK climate has already changed, with evidence that some changes over the UK are at least partly connected to increases in greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. Some of the UKCP18 products provide results for a range of future emission scenarios going from a situation where global

northwards. From Perthshire northwards and eastwards this precipitation is likely to fall as snow for a time leading to 10-20cm accumulations over higher ground. Strong winds could create blizzard-like conditions for a time, but as milder air pushes in behind, the precipitation will readily turn to rain

Friday 2 January 1976 (Severe gales across the United Kingdom) Weather chart for 1200 UTC on 2 January 1976 General summary Outbreaks of rain or sleet spreading eastwards through the morning, turning heavier and more persistent and falling as snow over the high ground of the Pennines and Southern

to be expected for the whole month fell across parts of the West and North Midlands. Storm Dennis also brought persistent very strong winds with gusts over 50 knots across the UK and over 60 knots around exposed coastlines but the worst of the impacts were from the rain. Significant weather event South

days are associated with a mix of different weather patterns, some of which produce high winds in parts of the UK. For example, very high pressure over Scandinavia and lower pressure over Southern Europe, blows cold continental air from the east over the UK, giving high demand, but also high wind

Office (@metoffice) September 29, 2025 Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Chris Bulmer said: “Rain will be particularly persistent in western Scotland from Wednesday onwards, with the heaviest rain over hills and mountains, though pulses of heavier rain will extend more widely at times, during

Friday 14 th October To: 06.00 Sunday 16 th October Summary Friday afternoon is expected to have thunderstorms in Kakamega, Kapsabet, Manga, Kisii, Kisumu and Kericho with sunny intervals to clear skies over all other counties. Friday night is expected to have partly cloudy to clear skies over all

of regional climate model simulations as input for hydrological models for the Hindukush-Karakorum-Himalaya region. Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 13, 1075-1089. ALVES, L. M. & MARENGO, J. 2010. Assessment of regional seasonal predictability using the PRECIS regional climate modeling system over South