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broadcasts. “The same advice goes for other modes of transport – if you are planning to travel by rail, air or ferry, stay in contact with your operator for the latest service information.” Turning more settled from Christmas Day The winds will ease for the start of next week

dry and sunny throughout the day. Temperatures will be highest in eastern and southeastern England, where values may reach 19-20°C. Elsewhere, particularly in the west and northwest, it will be cooler with highs generally between 15-18°C. Winds will be light for most, though a strengthening breeze

rather warm in any sunshine that manages to break through. As the day progresses into Tuesday night, variable and often large amounts of cloud will persist. Some light showers or drizzle are likely in the east and far north. The best of any clear spells will be found in parts of northern Scotland

2024 and will run until April 2025. Still requiring an intensive two-week period where nowcasts are issued more than once during the day instead of only when severe weather hits, the team again gathered in Zambia during January/February 2025. This event was intended to take place in Mozambique

Human dynamics of climate change Future change in water run-off This poster shows projections of climate change impacts and population change by the end of the 21 st century in the context of the way we live today, without adaptation. Present-day human dynamics The central map shows information

of cloud around, with further rain arriving in the west later in the day. Another changeable day is expected on Sunday whilst remaining mild.” “By Monday, it will turn colder again with cloud and rain clearing south followed by showers which will fall as snow to lower levels in the far north

Much of the UK had a dry and fine day on Monday, with clearer skies and sunny spells in many areas, especially the south and east.  However, the west of Scotland, after a windy, showery day on Monday, will be cloudier on Tuesday, with rain gradually becoming more persistent in the afternoon. Wet

as particularly hazardous conditions on immediate coastlines. Martin Thomson from Transport Scotland said: “Storm Floris is now with us, so it’s important that people plan ahead when it comes to travel for the rest of the day.  “The high winds and rain will impact the transport network. Expect

– nudge their model (IFS) with their ML model (AIFS) • Nudge our model (UM) with AIFS initialised by ERA5 • Also looked at Pangu and NeuralGCM – AIFS is best • Typical NWP ‘first look’ testing strategy • 24 non-overlapping 6 day case studies initialised from operational analysis • 12 winter and 12

Today, the Northern Isles and far north of mainland Scotland will see persistent cloud and outbreaks of rain, heavy at times, gradually easing later in the day. Elsewhere across northern Britain, expect variable cloud cover with scattered showers, particularly frequent and heavy in northwestern