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• Severe weather warnings continue for some.

  way for drivers to avoid breaking down this week is to check over their vehicles before setting out – yet our research shows less than a fifth do this routinely. Making sure oil, coolant and screenwash are all at the right levels takes just minutes, as does ensuring tyres are free of damage

• Storm Claudia: Why names matter when weather turns wild

  example: named by the Spanish Meteorological Service, Claudia has brought impactful rain and amber warnings to parts of England and Wales. So why did we stick with the name Claudia, and how does the storm naming process work? Why Storm Claudia kept her name Storm Claudia was not named by the Met

• Freedom of information

  Process. Scope This statement applies to all information held in Met Office, i.e. all the information created, received and maintained by staff of the Met Office in the course of their work. Frequently asked questions How do I access information that is not available through Met Office Products

• ukcp18-guidance---how-to-bias-correct.pdf

  UKCP18 Guidance: Bias correction This document provides an introduction to bias-correction which you may wish to consider before using UKCP18 data. It covers: 1. What is bias-correction? 2. What do I need to be aware of? 3. What bias correction methods are there? 4. What is different from UKCP09? 5

• ukcp-probabilistic-projections-update-faqspdf

  and we explore an example case below. This update does not affect any other UKCP Product, i.e. the Probabilistic Projections of Climate Extremes, UKCP Global (60 km), UKCP Regional (12 km), UKCP Local (2.2 km), Derived Projections or the Marine Projections. Further information about the UK Climate

• ukcp-probabilistic-projections-update-faqs.pdf

  and we explore an example case below. This update does not affect any other UKCP Product, i.e. the Probabilistic Projections of Climate Extremes, UKCP Global (60 km), UKCP Regional (12 km), UKCP Local (2.2 km), Derived Projections or the Marine Projections. Further information about the UK Climate

• Forecasting the weather

  As the UK’s national weather service, the Met Office is able to put weather forecasts into wider context. Not only do we have a record of observations, but we also forecast the weather for today, tomorrow and beyond, including considering uncertainties and upcoming changes to weather types. How do

• Slide 1

  Carrington/L5 – Going Forward Where Do We Go From Here? Discussion & Actions © Crown copyright Met Office The ‘Carrington’ mission • Conceived as a UK National mission • High heritage UK platform & instrumentation • Low cost • Has generated interest & momentum • OPERATIONALLY reliable 24x7 data

• Global modelling scientists

  Office Hadley Centre's climate models. Dr Paul Earnshaw Paul works to develop the Global Atmosphere Model, with a particular interest in dynamics and model resolution. Dr Siegfried Gonzi Siegfried does space weather research. Dr Tim Graham Tim leads a team working on development of the coupled weather

• metoffice_weatherwarriors_firstexplorations_22-04_uk-weather-and-climate-quiz.pdf

  Groupwork UK weather and climate quiz presentation slides UK weather and climate quiz • How do they identify something as a risk? • others safe? • adapt to the risk? • How do they manage these risks to keep themselves and What changes might they put in place to either mitigate or Can they think of risks