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• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201801pdf

  and snow for some northern parts where Copley (Northumberland) recorded 25 cm of lying snow; blustery wintry showers followed in northern and central areas with rain showers in the south and hail and thunder in the south-east later. The 19th was mainly dry and sunny, with scattered showers in the west

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  in northern areas, with rain across central and southern parts moving southwards, turning to snow on the northern edge and with frequent showers, mainly wintry with hail, sleet and snow, reaching all parts by evening. A widespread frost on the 31st gave way to sunshine, but with showers, mostly wintry

• mwr_2026_06_for_printpdf-1.mwr_2026_06_for_printpdf

  to the 12th. A deep depression brought gale force winds to southern England and south Wales on the 6th, with gusts generally hitting 40 to 50mph and as high as 70mph along the Hampshire coast. There were sunshine and heavy blustery showers, with hail and thunder affecting all regions on the 9th. Minima

• mwr_2026_08_for_printpdf

  Rugeley and Hednesford in Staffordshire were suspended due to flooded tracks. Hail some 2-3cm in diameter reportedly caused significant vehicle damage in the High Wycombe area. A house in Cleethorpes was struck by lightning in the early hours of the 28th leaving some structural damage. On the 29th

• wiser0194_highway_intermediate_fieldcampaign_report.pdf

  and temporal resolution of the radar measurements. Dual-polarimetric radars provide detail within the storms including the precipitation rate and precipitation type (rain, hail, graupel, ice crystals). This microphysical information can be used to characterize storm severity. Particularly noteworthy

• Thunderstorms and heatwave conditions – August 2020

  Thunderstorm warnings continue across much of the UK until Monday, 17th August, with a risk of impacts from heavy rain, flash flooding, lightning and hail.

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  by showers, heaviest and most frequent over the north and west, and wintry at times. The 23rd was wet and windy once again, Fair Isle (Shetland) seeing gusts up to 78 mph, with frequent, heavy showers, and thunderstorms over the north, falling as snow or hail in places, merging into a band of heavy

• wiser0006_dailyforecast_lakevictoriafishermen.pdf

  clearly. Green Green flag No severe weather warnings in force. hail Hail storm Rain drops freeze to form pellets of ice that fall from the sky. he rain heavy rain Between 20 and 50 mm of rain falls in 24 hours. The rain interferes with fishing and navigation becomes difficult. hi wave high waves

• wiser0274_highway_seb_report.pdf

  and are almost guaranteed to cause fatalities in such incidents. Thunderstorms also cause death and injury from lightning strikes and occasionally from hail stones. Indeed, Uganda has one of the highest reported rate of lightning strikes in the world 158 - 218 per square km (see Powell, 2016). Mary

• barometer-issue-34.pdf

  of raindrops. In turn, understanding more about their structure will help forecasters accurately pinpoint the difference between rain, hail and snow. And that means they can provide clearer and more accurate information about heavy rainfall – especially during high-impact weather. Clearing the way