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High pressure brings plenty of sunshine and temperatures of 22°C

this will make things feel a little cooler as the sea surface temperatures have yet to recover from their coldest time of the year. Weather this week Tuesday will see a sunny start for nearly everyone across the UK, with some cloud in central parts of England burning off through the morning

Mr Mike Bush

works with changes to model resolution and parametrizations of clouds and cloud processes, radiation, the land surface, convection and aerosols. Much of Mike's day to day work involves running parallel suites with a view to getting proposed changes into the next suitable operational model implementation

Dr Ruth Taylor

Applications group since 2004, primarily carrying out research using MSG data. This has included work on one-dimensional (column) cloud retrievals from SEVIRI radiances and assimilation of retrieved cloud information in the forecast model. Before this, she spent four years in the Met Office Hadley Centre

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UK weather turning cooler for Bank Holiday Weekend

After some isolated thundery showers in parts of southern and eastern England on Friday afternoon and evening, Saturday will see a further drop in temperatures with more frequent cloud and some showers in parts of eastern Scotland as well as the far south coast of England. For many it will remain

Dr Jonathan P. Taylor

Areas of expertise Radiative transfer theory; Satellite remote sensing; Cloud microphysics; Aircraft scientific instrumentation; Field campaign planning. Publications by Jonathan Current activities Jonathan is one of the Strategic Heads in Forecasting Research and Development, and directs the R&D

Dr Kate Szpek (née Turnbull)

Kate develops aircraft scientific instrumentation and uses observations from the FAAM BAe146 research aircraft to study aerosols and their interaction with radiation, clouds and chemistry

Areas of expertise Aircraft scientific instrumentation Observational data analysis Cloud and aerosol physics measurements Weather forecasting Field campaign logistics Publications list: here. Current activities Kate is a senior scientist using observations from the FAAM research aircraft

Hurricanes

, rapidly rising air, leading to the development of a centre of low pressure, or depression, at the surface. There are various trigger mechanisms required to transform these cloud clusters into a tropical storm and eventually into a hurricane. These trigger mechanisms depend on several conditions

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A warm and settled week

. The highest temperatures are again expected in the southeast, where they could peak at 30°C in London. Elsewhere, temperatures widely looking at 25 to 28°C. Some low cloud with mist and fog for western parts of the UK on Tuesday morning Light rain and drizzle across Northern Ireland and western Scotland

Michael_Baidu_ppt.pptx

is initiated at 10am due to surface heating • The surface heating leads to the formation of BL rolls. • Clouds begin to form later in the day (grey contours) • Low potential temperatures (dark green contours) • Rolls form in morning. Transition to more cellular BL structure later in the day. Passage

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Satellite image of the month - 2021

an image similar to what could be seen with the naked eye, the main difference being that ice cloud shows up as a cyan colour. The image on the right is a 'Dust RGB' which uses information from infra-red channels on the instrument. Dust in the atmosphere shows up as bright pink/magenta colour which

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