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the tropopause, they often weaken Atlantic weather systems and the jet stream. We normally expect our weather to come in from the west, with a flow of relatively mild air coming in off the Atlantic. But a weaker jet stream means less flow of mild Atlantic air and increases the likelihood of cold northerly
NOT CORRECT in the UK The colder the air gets (for example -20 degrees) the less water vapour there is in the air, reducing the likelihood of snow. However, there are many other deciding factors when it comes to whether it will snow or not, and it is unlikely that in the UK we would experience
the climate system. “I’ve always been excited to talk about this with anyone who shows an interest. “It’s a real honour to have my work recognised in this way today, especially at this crucial time when we humans need to come to terms with our role as new force of nature and learn to handle this power
of Scotland. There are 2 days left of the #PlatinumJubilee and plenty more weather to come Here's the latest for the weekend pic.twitter.com/2v0wmj0mae — Met Office (@metoffice) June 3, 2022 Sunday will be mainly fine and warm with sunny periods in the north, while the south will be cooler
in a weather forecast? How is the information presented? How are people warned about the potential risks? Give the group 10 minutes to write their weather forecast and ask for a few volunteers to come to the front of the class and present their weather report. Ask the rest of the group for feedback
counties bordering the North Sea on the 25th, especially Norfolk, with gusts to 67 mph at Donna Nook (Lincolnshire) and Weybourne (Norfolk), and 45.2 mm of rain at Houghton Hall (Norfolk), but sunny with isolated showers in the west. An east-west split continued on the 26th and 27th, remaining cool
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High winds then spread into other coastal counties in England during Thursday night and Friday morning, before easing from the west later on Friday. The storm name comes as an amber wind warning has been issued for much of Cornwall, as well as the Isles of Scilly, with yellow warnings remaining
particularly uncomfortable due to higher humidity levels, while cloudier skies in the north and along windward coasts will keep temperatures closer to average. The heat is set to peak on Saturday but with it comes the risk of thunderstorms, particularly across some western and northern areas by Saturday
warning running from 8am on Wednesday through to midnight on Friday. Temperatures could reach up to 33C in isolated places. The warnings come as the forecast continues to signal for unusually high temperatures for western areas in particular, as well as continuing high nighttime temperatures creating
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