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Satellite image of the month - 2023

: JMA.   June 2023 - Cumulus clouds, Canadian wild-fire smoke and a phytoplankton bloom 29 June 2023 This image comes from the VIIRS (Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite) instrument on the NOAA/NASA NPP satellite, and shows a true-colour visible picture of the United Kingdom around the middle

Met Office 10-Day Trend: High pressure dominating, but for how long?

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Dr Siân Lane

of miniature fog monitors at Cardington and comparisons with the cloud droplet probe. She is also responsible for a 94 G Hz cloud radar, which is currently based at Cardington. Siân is currently working with the rest of the team at Cardington on LANFEX. The purpose of this project is to better

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Mild weekend but turning wetter

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

Dr Robert Tubbs

Areas of expertise Retrieval of satellite-derived cloud information Assimilation of satellite observations in NWP Development of convective-scale data assimilation systems Fourier optics and optical measurements of turbulent mixing Robert's publications Current activities Robert leads the Satellite

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. This infrastructure has enabled the UK to continue to lead the world in weather, climate and environmental science high-performance computing. In 2025, Met Office operational weather and climate intelligence transitioned to a new supercomputer operated by Microsoft in the Azure cloud

Met Office weather: What's in store for the week ahead?

not as intense as overnight showers. These will gradually fragment into the afternoon, spreading cloud and patchy rain into southern Scotland and northern England. Elsewhere, showers will develop more widely as temperatures rise, with some warm sunshine breaking through. Highs are expected to reach

Met Office daily weather: A changeable midweek with both rain and sunshine

cloud coinciding with the main period of daytime heating. Elsewhere, max temperatures will be similar to Tuesday, with highs of 18-20°C, and locally up to 21°C across southern and eastern England. Northern Scotland will see highs of 18-19°C. Unsettled weather is on the way later this week - here's

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