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April's lowest average minimum temperatures since 1922
UPDATE: This release has now been updated to reflect the full provisional figures for the month of April. Provisional figures from the Met Office’s National Climate Information Centre indicate that April had the third lowest average UK minimum temperature for the month since records began in 1884
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New satellite ‘vital’ for future weather forecasts
The Meteosat Third Generation Sounder (MTG-S1) will be the first ever European sounding satellite in geostationary orbit, joining the imager satellite which launched in 2022 and is now the primary imaging satellite for Europe and providing data to European meteorological organisations, including
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PDFdocumentation_MetOfficeUKMarineObservationsonASDI2pdf
observations network data sources that are not included in this listing include third-party offshore installations, drifting buoys, Argo floats, marine gliders and voluntary observing ships with manual data submission. How the data is produced Each observation location produces data at hourly
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PWSCG Terms of Reference
of the independent members are absent. An inquorate meeting may proceed in an advisory capacity to the Chairman. 12. Voting will be on a two thirds majority basis and the Chairman will have the casting vote. 13. The PWSCG may establish sub-groups or hold special interest meetings as it considers appropriate
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Upscaling Climate Services
Sense. The first two case studies explored upscaling climate services created elsewhere in UKCR, and the third looked at upscaling two climate services external to UKCR. Download the City Packs case study The toolkit If you are a climate service provider, we think that you can benefit from
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PowerPoint Presentation
controlled • Radome Maintenance - 3 yearly (completed by an external company) Reporting faults and implementing changes • Service Now: Third party IT service and operations management platform, licences have been purchased and used by many teams across the Met Office. Types of tickets (visible to all
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PowerPoint Presentation
gap between the corona and Earth! 1. Track transient through the heliosphere – speed, direction, density… the third dimension, and L5 also removes ‘halo problem’ - Earth-directed CMEs - 30 o + - Triangulation, single s/c 2. Ability to update as event progresses Opening up a wide-field from Sun
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wiser0163_first_consolidated_seasonal_forecast.pdf
cannot be objectively verified and their skill assessed. Second, the forecasts cannot be used in application models. Third, the forecasts cannot be identically reproduced/replicated by a different forecast group due to the subjective nature of arriving at the final climate outlook. To address
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Warming up this week
a third of river flows remain below normal for the time of year. “As always, we continue to work with water companies and wider stakeholders to closely monitor water resources and take action, where necessary. People should use water wisely and follow advice from their suppliers.” A cold front from
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Storm Emma triggers another red warning for snow
of impact. This is the second red snow warning issued this week but only the third the Met Office has issued since the current warning system came into force in 2011. Other Yellow and Amber Warnings remain in place across the UK for today (Friday) and into the weekend. Storm Emma, named