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[1] and one that details a proposed new infrastructure LFRic [2] for the UM that can accommodate GungHo. This article briefly outlines the content of those papers, giving the background to, and design of, both GungHo and LFRic. GungHo In 2010, as the trend towards ever more massively parallel

and meteorologist, Honor Criswick, said: “Thursday, once again, mostly settled conditions across the south. Plenty of sunny spells to go around and fairly similar temperatures. Though once again across the northwest it is a very different story. More cloud, plenty of showery outbreaks at times. These could

and become more self-reliant. For more information on sustainability, see the WISER policy brief: ‘How to develop sustainable climate services: A road map for public investors and project managers.’ The goal of this brief is to feed back to the NMHSs the critical capacity development issues, gaps

information services: 1 Programme functions 2 Approaches 3 Climate service and products outcomes 4 Programme/project impacts The focus of this brief is to provide recommendations for those implementing climate services co-production activities (e.g. researchers, practitioners or governmental bodies

of challenges and successes in the WISER programme offers important learning for funding future programmes. This brief highlights actions that funding partners could take to ensure that future climate services programmes result in improved, sustainable, impactful, equitable and locally owned services

climate café - August 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0254 NECJOGHA organizes first international Virtual climate café - August 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0253 How Youth Activists Are Averting Weather Crises In Slums - August 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0251

to be made. These projections will once again be produced for UKCP18, providing a more comprehensive sampling of uncertainty than is possible with the 20 global projections that are also a component of UKCP18 (the July newsletter contained an article on the global projections). The UKCP18

available for storm development (measured as CAPE) is lower than earlier forecasts indicated, reducing the likelihood of severe weather. A Pattern of Change The overarching theme for the coming days is one of alternating systems: periods of wet and windy weather followed by brief, quieter interludes

European seas since the start of the year. The first half of June saw a temporary reprieve, with cooler conditions prevailing due to a lack of sunshine and persistent westerly winds. These weather patterns helped limit ocean warming, offering a brief period of relief from elevated sea temperatures

, lightning, ice, extreme heat, and fog. These warnings are color-coded (yellow, amber, or red) based on the severity of the weather and the likelihood of its impacts. Each warning includes the following sections: Headline: A brief statement indicating the type of weather expected. What to Expect