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tested, developed and implemented new spatial verification methods for high-resolution precipitation forecasts. She was also involved in in-depth diagnostic studies of cloud parameters and visibility, and devised new formulations of key performance metrics. She also conducted modelling sensitivity

captures cloud-scale motions and long-range atmospheric flows. This new research aims to improve how models represent thermals, and other turbulent motions, in the atmosphere. Five new projects have been selected by NERC to work with Met Office scientists on improving these models, including

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which already used in • for Monitoring and Control activities. • Supplies real-time data for various RCL states of different radar system subsystems. • Identify the underlying cause of the failure. © 2023 LEONARDO Germany GmbH – All rights reserved 12 TO THE DATA Data Center Local/Cloud DB © 2023

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and patchier during the day. The 7th began with a widespread frost, severe especially in the north, and there were wintry showers over the south-east and south-west; generally sunny elsewhere before clouding over from the north-west with rain, sleet and snow reaching the north-west by late a ernoon. 8th

on the 8th, but cloud and rain affected the far south-west and pushed north-eastwards late in the day. 9th to 13th A deep depression brought wet and windy weather on the 9th, the rain clearing the east followed by sunshine and showers with quite widespread thunder, and 61.4 mm fell at Spadeadam

Friday will begin with some early mist, fog patches, and low cloud, particularly in sheltered areas. However, these will quickly clear to reveal a fine and dry day for most. Sunshine will dominate, especially across central and eastern regions, where temperatures are expected to climb significantly

After a sometimes changeable Easter weekend, the next couple of days look set to bring about both sunshine and showers with temperatures rising slightly.  A dry and bright start to Tuesday with some early rain in the far north today becoming confined to Shetland. Clouds and windier conditions

up to 1.5 cm in diameter (some had a flattened, smarty shape). The lightning was mostly cloud to cloud with some intense cloud-to-ground strikes. In the subsequent sections all times are given as UTC or Z which are 1 hour behind BST (British Summer Time). At Beaufort Park, Bracknell 65 mm fell