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solar disc highlighting active regions, coronal holes and other features including magnetic polarity GENERAL INFORMATION Email providing general information for users and visual representaion of solar activity. To be used in conjunction with warnings and forecasts. Provides a visual at a glance view
the risk of accidental fires on vulnerable access land by suspending open access rights when conditions become exceptional (FSI level 5). Delivered through the Met Office Hazard Manager and Resilience Direct, the Natural Hazards Partnership’s Daily Hazard Assessment provides an at-a-glance overview
this, a Daily Hazard Assessment is produced providing an at a glance summary of a range of natural hazards that could affect the UK. This is available to UK government and all Category 1 and 2 responders for use in planning decisions. Daily Hazard Assessment User Guide DAILY HAZARD ASSESSMENT SECTIONS
Photography/Shutterstock (bottom right) Table of Contents Page Glossary ii OVERVIEW OF THE REPORT iv Executive Summary v Report at a Glance xiii PART I: INTRODUCTION 1 1 Introduction and objectives 2 2 How the Met Office contributes to the UK 3 PART II: UPDATED ECONOMIC VALUATION OF THE MET OFFICE 10 3
that potential hazardous conditions are automatically shared across your workforce. VisualEyes™ allows customers to easily view weather conditions at multiple sites, at a glance. The primary components are: � � � � Map Viewer - this gives both observed and forecast weather and alert information; Alert Panel
on behalf of the Controller of His Majesty’s Stationery Office 4 Performance report 6 Our purpose 8 Helping you stay safe 12 Helping you to thrive 16 Statement from the Chair 18 Chief Executive’s summary 20 Met Office at a glance 22 Strategic report 24 Excellent people and culture 28 Exceptional science
down' to help confirm the jet is truly intended to indicate jet core winds form east to west. Figure 8: At first glance the jet stream over eastern Australia may appear to be flowing from north to south, however this is a polar stereographic map projection and when comparing the jet stream
on, for example, a polar stereographic projection. In the example below, taken from the 'top right' corner of 'ICAO Area H'; the rightmost jet (FL370) may appear at first glance to be southerly (from the south). However, the map projection in this region (over Saudi Arabia) is such that the west-east
conditions are automatically shared across your workforce. VisualEyes allows customers to easily view weather conditions at multiple sites, at a glance. The primary components are: � � � � Map Viewer - this gives both observed and forecast weather and alert information; Alert Panel - Provides
weather conditions and icing information up to five days in advance, from at a glance summaries and dewpoint, temperature and weather type graphs, to forecasts showing hold-over times for de-icing fluids. It’s 98% accurate and has been proven to reduce icing delays by 84%, reducing costs by up
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