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of their answers to look at later. Exploring your dream job Explain that to work in roles influenced by weather, there are a lot of skills that help people do their jobs. Conclude by explaining that some skills may be more important than others depending on the role, but there will also be instances where
Areas of expertise Urban climate Sub-km weather modelling Machine learning Boundary layer turbulence and dispersion Urban canopy modelling Publications by Lewis Blunn Current activities Lewis is currently working on the Urban-scale modelling project. The goal being to deliver a 100 m scale ensemble
specialities include socio-economic scenario development, weather and climate in transport and urban planning and climate change Dr Christopher Taylor Christopher is primarily interested in how properties of the land surface, such as soil moisture and vegetation cover, influence weather and climate
indicators of the influence of climate on our environment and natural resources. Studies in Germany have showed that tree leaves are unfurling earlier in the year, and in Lake Windermere (UK), algal blooms are occurring earlier in spring. 2017 also saw differences in the start and end of the growing
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this report was made possible through the collaboration of the NMSB, and from the WMO for sharing collected evidence on socioeconomic benefit case studies related to weather, climate and water services. About the authors Tim Donovan is a Senior International Development Manager at the Met Office and has
Updates from the UK Climate Resilience Programme that ran from 2019 to 2023
how climate change may influence the spatial structure of widespread events, and how any change may affect future risks and our approach to managing them. Find out more Met Office Climate Scientist Jason Lowe awarded OBE - October 2020 Professor Jason Lowe, Head of Climate Services at the Met
behaviour is influenced by events occurring far from our shores. A key factor in the current transition is the recent evolution of ex-Typhoon Halong in the Pacific. Last Friday, Halong was still a typhoon, but it soon underwent extratropical transition, similar to what happens with hurricanes
December to 28 February (or 29 February during a leap year) and is the definition we, at the Met Office, use for winter. Others may refer to astronomical winter, which is also defined on the linked page. Find out more about the competing meteorological factors which typically influence UK winter
out more About the Outlook Find out more • UK 3-month Outlook user guidance page: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/services/government/contingency-planners/user-guidance/user-guidance • Explainers on climate drivers (such as the El Niño Southern Oscillation and North Atlantic Oscillation) that influence
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