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Consultants and the University of Surrey, and later the Met Office’s “Numerical Atmospheric-Dispersion Modelling Environment” (NAME). External recognition 1985: Royal Meteorological Society's L. F. Richardson prize, won jointly with Anne Kite (née Ley) for a paper on atmospheric dispersion. 1994-95
-time 14% Not working 43% Locations Greater London 51% Kent 23% Surrey 20% Berkshire 5% Did you see or hear anything about THIS severe weather warning? 52% Yes 48% No Who do you think supplies weather warnings? Have you seen or heard any Severe Weather Warnings in the last few days? And where did
= Wilstead - Goldington tornado, C = Caldecote tornado Daily weather extremes Highest Maximum Temperature 23.6 °C at Kew (Surrey) Lowest Minimum Temperature 4.4 °C at Cape Wrath (Sutherland) Most Rainfall 56.4 mm at Peterborough (Huntingdonshire) Most Sunshine 9.7 hours at Lympne (Kent) National
). External recognition 1989 L G Groves Memorial Prize for Meteorology. 1994 Buchan Prize for publications in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. For many years he was a member of the WMO CAS/JSC Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. He is a member of the THORPEX Working Group on Data Assimilation and Observing Systems. Visiting Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, University of Surrey.
Gardens, Somerton 171.5 mm Isohyetal (lines of equal rainfall) analysis (mm) for 28th June 1917. Daily weather extremes Highest Maximum Temperature 22.8 °C at Kew Observatory (Surrey) Lowest Minimum Temperature 1.7 °C at Eskdalemuir (Dumfriesshire) Most Rainfall* 242.8 mm at Sexey's School, Bruton
March temperatures rose to well above average (a maximum of 18.8°C was recorded at Charlwood, Surrey on the 20 th ), until a short cold spell on the 27/28 th , after which temperatures again warmed staying significantly above average through to mid-April (Santon Downham, Suffolk recorded 20.9°C
. It will be cloudier in the north and northwest, with a few showers over higher ground in Scotland. Tuesday was the hottest day of the year so far, with 30°C reached at Chertsey in Surrey. This value is likely to be beaten today before things cool off tomorrow. It's not hot everywhere today, here's
nd across parts of south-west England causing disruption to travel. After the first few days March temperatures rose to well above average (a maximum of 18.8°C was recorded at Charlwood, Surrey on the 20 th ), until a short cold spell on the 27/28 th , after which temperatures again warmed staying
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nd across parts of south-west England causing disruption to travel. After the first few days March temperatures rose to well above average (a maximum of 18.8°C was recorded at Charlwood, Surrey on the 20 th ), until a short cold spell on the 27/28 th , after which temperatures again warmed staying
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