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Disc Log Reference: 03/2021 Information Released under FOI Subject: Storm naming info Date Released: 3 March 2020 Summary of request: Information released: 1. Who, or which committee decides on names for storms to hit the UK? 2. How does she/he or it choose the names? In summer 2019 Met Office

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. It is always recommended that users interrogate the breadth of outputs to fully understand climate impacts. Relying on a single product within UKCP does not allow users to sample the full range, including uncertainties, within the projections. The suite of projections allow users to examine a range

and stay safe, and to take extra care if you need to travel. “If you have not already signed up to Floodline, you can do so now to receive free updates for where you live, or travel through, directly to your phone. Follow SEPA’s social media, especially @SEPAflood on X for the latest information

Vincent such as growing season calendar based on seasonal prediction. To illustrate other actions, maybe Dr Tufa Dinku may talk little bit about the partnership between Madagascar weather and climate office and IRI. Our main concerned is that we need help on doing the monitoring and taking feedback

, on the massive supercomputers that are used today for weather and climate prediction, costs time. In the future, unless we do something about it, this problem will get increasingly worse for two reasons. The first is that to increase the detail and accuracy of our weather and climate forecasts we want

is that single model runs are not reliable enough to work out a detailed forecast, they are just one part of the wide range of information needed to provide a full forecast picture.  Met Office Meteorologist Aidan McGivern said: “What meteorologists actually do, is rather than cherry pick one computer

of published and unpublished material covering all aspects of the weather and climate. I help people find what they’re looking for to help them conduct their research, and I do investigations myself to help us find out more about the history of the Met Office and some of the people who have worked

the County Directors and receive forecasts myself. But what I’d really like to do now is to carry out a household-level survey to see what impact the forecasts are having. Because, although we know the forecasts are being produced, we cannot be sure who is using them or whether they are still finding

and this will lead to significant flooding from both surface water and rivers. “Regional Flood Alerts were issued over the last two days to provide early awareness, and localised Flood Warnings started to be issued this morning. More will be issued across the day, so I do encourage people to check our Flood