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to flooding, with trains between Caterham and Purley suspended due to flooding. Tennis matches at The Queens Club championships were delayed by rain, and flooding was reported across Basingstoke and parts of Buckinghamshire. There were reports of flooding on the A316, and fallen trees in Rushmoor
Castle (Northumberland) 14 August 1994 September –5.6 °C Santon Downham (Norfolk) Grendon Underwood (Buckinghamshire) 30 September 1969 October –10.6 °C Wark (Northumberland) 17 October 1993 November –16.1 °C Scaleby (Cumbria) 30 November 1912 December –25.2 °C Shawbury (Shropshire) 13 December 1981
in Buckinghamshire which was closed for a time between J4 and J5, with many minor roads in the area affected by deep standing water. The south coast of England saw very strong winds early on the 1st, with trees brought down and power outages in Hampshire and Dorset. Northern Ireland and south-west
Buckinghamshire County Council Cambridgeshire County Council Cumbria County Council Derbyshire County Council Devon County Council Map showing location of gritting vehicles Precautionary salting routes Detailed gritting routes Map showing location of gritting vehicles RSS feed for gritting updates
the 2011 East African drought be attributed to humaninduced climate change? Geophys. Res. Lett., 40, 1177–1181, doi:10.1002/grl.50235. Love, R., 2009: Economic drivers of conflict and cooperation in the Horn of Africa. ARP BP 2009/01, Chatham House, 16 pp. [Available online at www .chathamhouse.org
Kielder Castle (Northumberland) August -2.0 14 August 1994 Kielder Castle (Northumberland) September -5.6 30 September 1969 Santon Downham (Norfolk) September -5.6 30 September 1969 Grendon Underwood (Buckinghamshire) October -10.6 17 October 1993 Wark (Northumberland) November -16.1 30 November 1912
of the lowest pressure expected to occur in the hour HH+1hour to HH+2hours for a number of defined areas, as described below Puffin Shetland Marlin Skerry Petrel Portree Orkney Rattray Belfast Tyne Skua Holyhead Barnsley Humber Scillies Wessex Cotswold Chatham Yarmouth Portland When is the product
Chatham Yarmouth Portland When is the product issued These forecasts are issued hourly, between 70 to 75 minutes prior to their validity. Validity period of the product One hour. Be aware/did you know An illustration of the geographical extent of each area is provided in the UK AIP (ENR section
on transboundary rivers for freshwater supply such as Egypt, Iraq and Syria will therefore be affected by upstream factors, both human and physical. For example, abstraction and damming of the Euphrates River in Turkey has contributed to water shortages in Syria (Chatham House, 2015), while in Egypt
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