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Tropical cyclone facts

, with organised convection (i.e. thunderstorm activity) and winds at low levels circulating either anti-clockwise (in the northern hemisphere) or clockwise (in the southern hemisphere). The whole storm system may be five to six miles high and 300 to 400 miles wide, although sometimes can be even bigger

Microsoft Word - mwr_2023_08_for_print.docx

wind warning for parts of Wales and south-west England – and many people on holiday at this time of year. A number of events were cancelled including the Cardigan County Show and Big Welsh Bite food and drink festival at Pontypridd. In the south-west, train services between Exeter and Penzance were

pwscg-minutes-sept-16-final.pdf

to the group the MO plans to deliver a significant step change in the content they offer. There will be a big increase in the amount of content being produced by the MO and that will be across a range of channels such as audio interviews, live and video content etc. A new editorial board is in place

central-africa-climate-risk-report-final.pdf

climate change plays in shaping development outcomes. Key climate-related risks for Central Africa have been identified by considering how the current climate interacts with underlying socio-economic conditions, and how further climate change to the 2050s may exacerbate these risks. Seeing the ‘bigger

Sea ice in the climate system

to capture the big picture: the long term trend of the amount of ice. Models are able to produce high and low ice events similar to those observed but we do not expect models to project the exact timings of high and low ice years. Climate model projections are made following a range of scenarios that each

Microsoft PowerPoint - UKCP18_CPM_launch_kendon_Sept19-20190926

Working together on UK Climate Projections Local (2.2km) better represents the daily cycle of rainfall in some parts of the year. Big improvement in autumn, still some issues with model timing in summer Local (2.2km) gives some improvements in how rainfall varies day-to-day and hour-to-hour. Here we

policy-brief-4---nmhs.pdf

and equipment requirements) and locate their value and importance in the bigger picture of resilient development and risk management. 2.3 Building capacity to meet user needs In the case for WCIS where the NMHS is the predominant producer at national and subnational levels, co-production represents a better

uk_monthly_climate_summary_201807.pdf

trains with speed restrictions placed on certain routes. Ozone levels were high at times for parts of south-east England. Wild fires also became a big issue across Wales and parts of southern and eastern England. The last few days of July saw much more unsettled weather for most areas. Parts

02278 great place to work - its who we are - AUG 23 UPDATE

for scientists who have the ability to solve problems and actively find answers to big questions Cutting-edge technology Technology is key to every area of our work – from science and forecasting to marketing and consultancy. When it comes to Information Technology, we lead the way. We’re constantly

mwr_2024_09_for_print_v1.pdf

and travel disruptions in England and Wales • Later in the month, heavy and persistent rainfall in central and southern parts of England led to surface water flooding, power outages, and travel disruptions September saw a big contrast in weather fortunes across the UK, with Scotland and Northern

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