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• Microsoft Word - february.docx

  on the 14th and 15th. The mild sunny weather resumed from the 21st to 27th with recordbreaking temperatures, followed by a breakdown from the west on the 28th. The mean temperature for February was provisionally 2.4 °C above the long-term average. It was the third warmest February in a series from 1910

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  the long-term average, with southern areas furthest above average, provisionally the third warmest August for England in a series from 1884. Rainfall was well below average in most places, though localised heavy downpours meant that a few places were close to average, with 47% overall. Sunshine totals

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  areas, while mean minimum temperatures were similarly high in parts of eastern England. Most areas from Wales and the Midlands northwards had a dry month, with less than a third of the usual rainfall in some areas, but south-east England was very wet with more than double the average rainfall

• Microsoft Word - Jan2021_fulldocument_v1.docx

  and east, where there was snow at times. It was often very wet in the third week, then turned colder between the 22nd and 25th with some snowfalls mainly in western areas and the Midlands, then it was mild and wet especially in the south during the closing days of the month. The mean temperature

• ukcp-climate-drifts-report.pdf

  for details). The later phases are where the anthropogenic forcing is applied. In UKCP18, the third phase was the historical simulations from 1900-2005. 1 Plausible is a subjective term. Here it means that the coupled climate simulation and its atmosphere-only configuration passed acceptability

• Five satellite missions that are transforming our weather and climate intelligence

  150 million kilometres away in what will be a major leap forward for space weather monitoring. This should vastly enhance forecasting capability for severe space weather events, which have the potential to disrupt MTG-I1 (Meteosat-12) - The power of nowcasting Meteosat’s Third Generation Imager (MTG

• Week ahead forecast: Arctic air and an Atlantic comeback

  conditions with icy patches. But the Atlantic isn’t finished yet, a third, larger area of low-pressure will move in over the weekend, taking a more northerly track and replacing the Arctic air with wind, rain, and much milder weather by Sunday. Keep up to date with weather warnings, and you can find

• mo_sffs_guide_2014_a4_aw_web_single_pagepdf

  Scottish Flood Forecasting Service Working in partnership Your guide to using the Flood Guidance Statement Third publication Flooding in recent years, across many parts of the country, has reminded people of our vulnerability to extreme weather. To help protect lives, homes and livelihoods, the Met

• climate-change-risks-and-vulnerabilitiespdf

  amount of work has been undertaken on adaptation and a climate change risk assessment for the council, the city and the wider community is now being developed. This is based on information from the UK’s Third Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3), and the climate projections available from

• mo_sffs_guide_2014_a4_aw_web_single_page.pdf

  Scottish Flood Forecasting Service Working in partnership Your guide to using the Flood Guidance Statement Third publication Flooding in recent years, across many parts of the country, has reminded people of our vulnerability to extreme weather. To help protect lives, homes and livelihoods, the Met