Page 7 of 70
M Ü L L E R 7 ICON XPP – BASELINE FOR CLIMATE RESEARCH • DRAGON - Development of gRey-zone Atmosphere and eddy-resolvinG Ocean eNsembles � Setup of a NWP-analog resolution 13km (ATM)/5km (OCE) for running multiple-decades and ensembles � Technical progress: porting ICON XPP on GPUs Scientific
Scotland 55.749, -4.907 Automatic Harris: Quidnish Scotland 57.78, -6.896 Automatic Hunterston No 3 Scotland 55.722, -4.893 Manual Inverbervie No 2 Scotland 56.852, -2.264 Automatic Islay: Port Ellen Scotland 55.681, -6.249 Automatic Kinbrace, Hatchery Scotland 58.231, -3.921 Automatic Kinlochewe
and geographic areas under consideration. The results revealed a need for more sea level information and projections that are specific to Pakistan. Nearly all studies in this review used sea level rise estimates from a single tide gauge record at Karachi port. While this record dates back as far as 1916
this, continued incident analysis using beach rescue records from Durban, Port Elizabeth/Gqebertha and Cape Town with hindcast wave data has been used to further develop and refine rip hazard thresholds to improve forecast performance. Operational forecasts for Durban and Port Elizabeth/Gqebertha are currently
to storm Ciarán reportedly led to at least 13 deaths. In the UK, the storm caused major transport disruption with the port of Dover temporarily closed and ferry services cancelled more widely. Flights and rail services were also cancelled, with the Great Western Line closed both west of St Austell
on this Google Arts and Culture Story. Read: Tragedy and warnings: the origins of the Shipping Forecast Read: Robert FitzRoy and the early Met Office Read: Ports and marine transport at the Met Office Read: The Met Office and AI Listen: BBC Sounds, The Shipping Forecast Centenary More by Press
and use of Weather and Climate Information Services. Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) is leading the Kenya Capex Project, which aims to procure one tidal gauge for the port of Mombasa and one automatic weather station (AWS) to be installed at Kilifi. These two pieces of equipment will improve
was particularly busy for firefighters around Swansea, Port Talbot, Cardiff and Newport with reports of road and property flooding. Localised power outages were also reported in Port Talbot. On the 8th, further widespread downpours and thunderstorms developed with surface water flooding reported from
was particularly busy for firefighters around Swansea, Port Talbot, Cardiff and Newport with reports of road and property flooding. The Victoria Park observatory in Swansea recorded more than its entire September average rainfall on the 6th alone with 87 mm falling, 44 mm of which fell in a single
. The Porth Wen solar farm in Anglesey, the UK's largest, reported many of its solar panels damaged by the sheer strength of the wind. The largest economic impact, however, was the extended closure of the nearby Holyhead Port to Irish Sea ferry traffic as a result of wind damage. On the 17th, ten
Previous