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• western_europe_attribution_june_2022pdf

  produced for each simulation separately shows lines that lie close to the diagonal, which indicates that the modelled distribution compares well with the observed one. Hence, on the basis of this assessments, the models are deemed suitable for an attribution analysis of extreme heatwaves in the reference

• Dull and mild February brings wet winter to a close

  are broken?   The answer lies in a Met Office dataset that's been quietly mapping our weather history for around the last two centuries.    Provisional Feb 2026  stats Mean temp (°C) Rainfall (mm/%) Sunshine (hours/ %) Actual 91/20 anom Actual 91/20 anom Actual 91/20 anom UK 5.6 1.5 118.6 123 41.6 58 England 6.7 2.1 112.5 170 43.0 55 Wales 6.2 1.8 162.6 135 35.1 51 Scotland 3.7 0.6 116.5 83 42.5 67 Northern Ireland 5.5 0.8 119.4 130 33.7 50

• The heatwave in Western Europe in June 2022

  al., 2013). The observed temperature trend is within the range of the ALL simulations (Fig. 2, top panel). Power spectra also indicate good consistency between the models and CRUTEM5 (middle panel). The Q-Q plot produced for each simulation separately shows lines that lie close to the diagonal, which

• Jose_Rodriguez_ppt.pptx

  used or if it is AMIP or coupled configuration. • Intensity (I IN ): AMIP simulation within limits of ERA5 variability, improving error common in previous model generations. Coupled: larger spread, with a tendency to lie in the weaker side. Alternative behaviours: error in QUMP PPE members • PPEs

• L5_Kilpua_V2.pptx

  ) in the local electron density. L5 L1 and dynamics of such features using coronagraph images and we will also compile J-maps (Figure 5; see also Wang et al., 2000; Davies et al., 2009). As a starting point for the data base of Earth CONLUSIONS • Main advantages of L5 Space Weather mission lies in L5 remote

• uk-2022-attribution.pdf

  separately shows lines that lie close to the diagonal, which indicates that the modelled distribution compares well with the observed one. Hence, on the basis of this assessments, the models are deemed suitable for an attribution analysis of extreme heatwaves in the reference region. 2 Figure 2

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202003.pdf

  of just 3.3 °C on the 1st and 3 cm of lying snow on the 2nd. A belt of rain spread across the south overnight 1st/2nd, clearing the south-east on the 2nd, while otherwise the 2nd and 3rd were days of sunshine and showers. An area of more persistent rain spread across central and southern counties

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201911pdf

  of heavy rain from the Bristol Channel to the south-east moved slowly northwards on the 14th, again giving sleet and snow on high ground with 1 cm of lying snow at Cirencester (Gloucestershire). 15th to 21st This period was generally quieter with temperatures remaining below average. Bands of rain

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201802.pdf

  Prestatyn (Clwyd) reported 4 cm of lying snow. Bitterly cold with sunshine and frequent wintry showers on the 28th, the showers occasionally heavy in places, with an overnight minimum of -8.9 °C at Bala (Gwynedd) and a maximum of only -4.8 °C at Lake Vyrnwy (Powys). Scotland diary of highlights

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201802pdf

  Prestatyn (Clwyd) reported 4 cm of lying snow. Bitterly cold with sunshine and frequent wintry showers on the 28th, the showers occasionally heavy in places, with an overnight minimum of -8.9 °C at Bala (Gwynedd) and a maximum of only -4.8 °C at Lake Vyrnwy (Powys). Scotland diary of highlights