Search results (2,759)

recorded in the UK was 38.5°C, at Faversham on 10 August 2003. Using the average daily maximum temperature it is the second hottest July on record for England, with only 2006’s average daily maximum temperature of 25.2°C being higher than the current provisional figure of 24.8°C. Wales’s figure stands

during the 21st century in the region of Singapore, 12(3), 613–632. https://doi.org/10.5194/os- 12-613-2016 Church, J.A., P.U. Clark, A. Cazenave., J.M. Gregory., S. Jevrejeva., A. Levermann., et al. (2013). Change 2013: The Physical Science Basis. Contribution of Working Group I to the Fifth Assessment

of how marine probabilistic forecast data can be used and communicated effectively in providing marine probabilistic warning services for various user applications. • Warning for coastal hazard product/service(s) in development (e.g. rip current forecasting). • Workshop/visit(s) to SAWS to train

Direction ‘N’,‘NNE’,‘NE’,’ENE’, ‘E’,‘ESE’, ‘SE’,‘SSE’, ‘S’, ‘SSW’,‘SW’, ‘WSW’,‘W’, ‘WNW’,‘NW’ or ‘NW’ 14. Wind Speed Integer – mph -99 15. Screen Temperature Integer – Degrees celsius -99 16. Weather Code – see decode -99 17. Visibility 2 character code – see decode -99 18. Mean Sea Level Pressure Integer

scale, calculated every 3 hours through simulation. Red shading = suppressed spatial variability in sensitivity expt at given scale Impact of surface scales on MCS populations [email protected] Track full MCS lifecycles with simpleTrack algorithm (BT + rain) LO~ -22% L+S~ -15% ~7% Cold pools Peak

aligned with Government and in particular FCDO priorities. • The Board approved the business case to continue funding for the Weather and Climate Science for Service Programme (WCSSP). The programme had been running successfully in Brazil, China, India, S-E Asia and S Africa since 2014, primarily

scenarios, with probabilities applied to different conditions. Met Office seasonal forecasts are currently among the world’s best, providing clarity on potential scenarios for the weather months ahead.   According to new HCCP-funded research, the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2)’s ML model, known as ACE2

for sunshine hours in the month, with the UK as a whole seeing 52% more sunshine hours than the long term average. For Scotland, this represents the second year running that April’s sunshine hours have broken the existing record, with 2021’s figure of 216.6 topping 2020’s 204.6 to top the standings

:00 18:00 21:00 00:00 1300 18/22 E 21/25 E 13/17 SE 10/13 SE 11/14 SE 11/14 S 12/14 S 900 21/26 E 24/29 E 16/20 E 11/15 E 11/15 E 6/9 E 7/10 E 600 26/32 E 29/34 NE 25/30 E 15/19 NE 16/20 NE 8/11 E 6/8 NE 300 6/8 N 9/11 N 5/7 NW 4/6 NW 4/6 N 4/6 N 4/6 NE Glen 10/20 NE 9/19 NE 8/18 NE 8/18 NE 8/19 NE 5

(%) Weather Type Visibility (m) Pressure (hPa) Pressure Tendency (Pa/s) Hourly observation reports as recorded in real time by the Met Office UK Monitoring System. It should be noted that sites will only report parameters based on the instrumentation installed at each site and we only make available