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gc-seamless-workshop-agenda-3pdf
configuration Annelize Van Niekerk James Bassford Richard W Jones Juan Castillo 10:40 Coffee break + Poster Session 4&5 ECMWF University of Leeds Met Office Met Office 11:00 The ParaChute Programme Alison Stirling Met Office 11:20 11:40 Modifying CoMorph-A for kilometre-scale resolutions. Interaction
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Weather records for New Year’s Day and New Year’s Eve across the UK
hours at St Mawgan & Newquay (Cornwall), England in 1979. Scotland’s sunniest was 6.8 hours at Stirling (Stirlingshire) in 1980, Wales saw 7.5 hours at Aberystwyth (Dyfed) in 1962 and Rhoose (South Glamorgan) in 1979, and Northern Ireland recorded 7.0 hours at Annalong (Down) in 1985. The weather
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Storm Dave in context: How the storm unfolded
rainfall, with the highest totals focused across western Scotland, parts of northern England, Cumbria and some western upland areas elsewhere. The highest rainfall totals during the storm was recorded at Glen Ample in Stirling, where 50 mm fell. Several other sites across Argyll and the western Highlands
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trd---climate-risk-report-for-sea---v2-final-april-2026pdf
. The climate has been analysed for distinct geographical regions (zones) which were determined using the following criteria: • Similar climate characteristics e.g., timing of rainy seasons or similar seasonal temperatures (see TRD Section C for further detail on Köppen-Geiger climate classifications
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western-scotland_-climate-met-office.pdf
of Stirling) on 12 July 1911. The variation of mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures month by month, together with the highest and lowest temperatures recorded, is shown for Paisley and Tiree. An 'air frost' occurs when the temperature at 1.25 metres above the ground falls below 0 °C, whereas
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western-scotland_-climate-met-officepdf
of Stirling) on 12 July 1911. The variation of mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures month by month, together with the highest and lowest temperatures recorded, is shown for Paisley and Tiree. An 'air frost' occurs when the temperature at 1.25 metres above the ground falls below 0 °C, whereas
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trd---climate-risk-report-for-csa---v4-final-april-2026pdf
, highlighting prominent regional risks. Climate has been analysed for distinct geographical regions which were determined using the following criteria: • Similar climate characteristics e.g., timing of rainy seasons or similar seasonal temperatures (please see TRD Section E for more detail on Köppen-Geiger
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trd---climate-risk-report-for-csa---v4-final.pdf
risks. Climate has been analysed for distinct geographical regions which were determined using the following criteria: • Similar climate characteristics e.g., timing of rainy seasons or similar seasonal temperatures (please see TRD Section E for more detail on Köppen-Geiger climate classifications
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metoffice_sipn_2018_june_arcticpdf
. Vosper, H. Wells, K. Williams, N. Wood, T. Allen, A. Bushell, D. Copsey, P. Earnshaw, J. Edwards, M. Gross, S. Hardiman, C. Harris, J. Heming, N. Klingaman, R. Levine, J. Manners, G. Martin, S. Milton, M. Mittermaier, C. Morcrette, T. Riddick, M. Roberts, C. Sanchez, P. Selwood, A. Stirling, C
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metoffice_sipn_2018_june_arctic.pdf
. Vosper, H. Wells, K. Williams, N. Wood, T. Allen, A. Bushell, D. Copsey, P. Earnshaw, J. Edwards, M. Gross, S. Hardiman, C. Harris, J. Heming, N. Klingaman, R. Levine, J. Manners, G. Martin, S. Milton, M. Mittermaier, C. Morcrette, T. Riddick, M. Roberts, C. Sanchez, P. Selwood, A. Stirling, C