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of rain lying north to south through central parts soon moved off northeastwards, with most parts turning warm and sunny for a time, Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) reaching 25.9 °C, but cloud and showers developed during the afternoon, merging into longer spells of rain in the south, becoming heavy at times

, Rhyl (Clwyd) recording a maximum of 15.0 °C, before rain spread across all parts. After a mild cloudy night, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl (Clwyd) and Gogerddan (Dyfed) all recording minimums of 10.0 °C, on the 24th patchy rain soon moved in from the south-west, with more organised rain spreading north

Curig (Gwynedd) recording 92.4 mm. It was dull and cloudy but very mild on the 31st with some coastal mist and fog, and patchy light rain and drizzle through the day, Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) reporting an overnight minimum of 13.0 °C and Bala (Gwynedd) a maximum of 16.5 °C. Scotland diary of highlights

: • strongest flow in the core of the Somali Jet, • flow is largely o westerly across Indian Peninsula, o south-westerly across the Bay of Bengal (BoB), o westerly across continental southeast Asia, o southerly before reaching the Philippines. Figure 3 – Assessment of monsoon flow characteristics from

Office will provide weather forecasts and warnings in areas of heightened risk, to ensure the safety of users. This will include mountain, and beach forecasts. These forecasts will be readily available, and developed in partnership with other organisations, such as the Maritime and Coastguard Agency

follow local production failures or, at present, shocks to international trade (Hallegatte et al, 2017; Raga and Pettinotti, 2022). The Central Africa region is bordered to the west by a long coast on the Atlantic Ocean characterised by low sandy beaches, high population densities and mangrove

to this evidence Safety forecasts The Met Office will provide weather forecasts and warnings in areas of heightened risk, to ensure the safety of users. This will include mountain, and beach forecasts. These forecasts will be readily available, and have been developed in partnership with other

by late afternoon. Widespread and sometimes heavy rain on the 15th cleared away by lunchtime, but it remained cloudy, and more rain reached western districts by dusk. The 16th was generally cloudy, very windy and mild, Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) recording a maximum of 16.3 °C, with rain affecting most places

that non specialist bi-annual briefings to government departments and some strategic resilience partners are practicable. Additionally, as part of this milestone, the PWS has undertaken research to evaluate user needs and benchmark the usefulness of mountain and beach forecasts, then developed

is remarkably uniform at around 2,000 ft. Christchurch Bay Cumulus base 3,000 ft Cumulus mediocris RK Pilsbury RK Pilsbury Christchurch Bay Cumulus base 2,500 ft RD Whyman RK Pilsbury Bracknell Cumulus base 3,000 ft with virga Crown copyright Geo Anderson Cumulus congestus Large cumulus 8 Cloud types