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hours Country Hours Date Location England 383.9 July 1911 Eastbourne (Sussex) Northern Ireland 301.3* May 2025 Magilligan (County Londonderry) Scotland 329.1 May 1975 Tiree (Argyll & Bute) Wales 354.3 July 1955 Dale Fort (Pembrokeshire) Highest monthly sunshine records. *Denotes Campbell-Stokes

, basal stress, basal SW Stokes Drift SSTs, Slope, SSS, SSU, SSV, Freezing/Melting Potential Rain Rate, Snow Rate, T, Q, U, V, P, Height U 10m, V 10m Ice Fraction SSU, SSV Mediator Courtesy: Neil Barton NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Building a Weather-Ready Nation // 9 A Six-Way Global Coupled Unified Forecast

and Applied Climatology, 99, 255-272. REVADEKAR, J. V., PATWARDHAN, S. K. & RUPA KUMAR, K. 2011. Characteristic Features of Precipitation Extremes over India in the Warming Scenarios. Advances in Meteorology. SHAHGEDANOVA, M., HAGG, W., HASSELL, D., STOKES, C. R. & POPOVNIN, V. 2009a. CLIMATE CHANGE

a drum using a pen. Example of an autographic instrument, (a barograph). Many of the other autographic devices work in a very similar way although one significant exception are sunshine cards where the mark left on the card is produced by a Campbell Stokes sunshine recorder which focuses sunlight

assessed. Marham, Wattisham, Lakenheath, Honington, Mildenhall,  Neatishead, Old Buckenham, Stoke Ferry, High Ash Hill,  Brandon High Lodge, Riddlesworth, Soham (water tower), Newmarket (Warren Hill),  Newmarket (Long Hill), Saxham Hall, Sparhamhill. Do other radars have properties as close to them

in Monmouthshire. There were delays and disruption on road and rail lines due to flooding in northern England and the West Midlands. Northern England also saw some property flooding. Staffordshire and Hertfordshire town centres were flooded, and there was property flooding in Stoke on Trent with rescues from

for the grey zone Led by Peter Clark, this component is concerned with the development of improved cloud and turbulence schemes for convection permitting models on scales (100 m - 10 km). It will provide a critical examination of volume-averaged formulations of the Navier-Stokes equation, assessing

across the north and east Midlands with houses in Stoke-on-Trent and Derby reportedly struck by lightning. Across Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire the storms caused significant power outages, and several Nottinghamshire motorists were reportedly rescued from their vehicles after becoming trapped

General Hospital reported water pouring through the ceiling after a torrential downpour. Activity on the 21st was focussed more across the north and east Midlands with houses in Stoke-on-Trent and Derby reportedly struck by lightning. Across Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire the storms caused

impacts across England resulting from surface water excess as overnight rain was followed by heavy showers and thunderstorms in response to daytime heating and latent instability. Reports from Cheshire and Staffordshire indicated road flooding across parts of Stoke-on-Trent and in Crewe. Meanwhile