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, but it will still be very warm and humid where the sun comes out in the south and west of the UK. “In contrast to the last few days, maximum daytime temperatures will be reducing, with only isolated locations seeing temperatures of 30.0°C or above. And some northern and easterns areas much less warm

of which has a separate Fonds. Beneath these Fonds sit the various main series which describe the key activities of the organisation in question at a very high level and under these come a number of sub-series which delve down in more detail in to individual activities. Below these sub-series we find

. In addition to strong winds, impacts from rain and snow will also be considered in the naming process.   The Met Office’s names in the list have come through submissions from the public, with Daisy, Glen, Khalid and Owain some of those submitted, showing the breadth of names in use across the UK

in the east of the UK, up to 29°C, that would equal the highest temperature of the year so far recorded on May 1, perhaps 30°C in one or two spots of East Anglia. “But with that heat and the rising humidity and that approaching low pressure, well the biggest storms are still to come and they may

day to come. We'll see highs 17 or 18 degrees, but with the cloud and the heavy downpours, it will be just generally feeling cooler than that of the weekend. As we go through the rest of Monday evening, we'll see the swirl of clouds and showers generally easing for most of us. There may just

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

to Tuesday again as low pressure comes in from the Atlantic. Heavy rain pushing eastward, some longer spells of rain, heavy downpours, some rumbles of thunder in there too. Again, there’ll be some brighter spells at times around this area of low pressure. Perhaps northern Scotland seeing the best

will projects kick off? When will calls for proposals come out? A: This Call for Proposals is for the MENA region. The submission deadline is 28 th April 2023. Projects are due to start implementation from July 2023, with project activities closing by June 2025 and reporting finalised by September

that will enable the climate science needed in years to come. The Met Office Hadley Centre Science Review and Advisory Group (SRAG) brings together experts from different disciplines to provide independent advice on the content, progress, scientific excellence, relevance and impact of the HCCP to its

-disciplinary collaboration, and RSE development, the programme has laid the foundation for the next generation of scientific research. However, continued investment and strategic planning are crucial to sustaining this momentum, and realizing the full potential of the UK’s HPC capabilities in the years to come.