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-round, especially along cold fronts. In the UK, thunderstorm frequency varies significantly. Some areas may experience fewer than five thunderstorm days annually, while others, particularly in the east Midlands and southeast England, may see up to 20. Seasonal variation is minimal along the western

Taking a WISER approach in Asia The results and successes of the WISER programme in East Africa are informing weather and climate forecasting initiatives in other parts of the world – as one Asian programme demonstrates. The Weather and Climate Information Services for Africa (WISER) programme set

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extra time for journeys to Anfield. Brighton vs Tottenham (3pm) The south coast starts the day dry, with low cloud gradually lifting to reveal some warm, bright spells, particularly towards the east. However, the afternoon brings a change, as cloud thickens and scattered heavy showers become possible

winds backed southerly rather than south-westerly due to frictional effects. Winds were extremely strong across Scotland’s mountain summits, gusting to 99Kt (114mph) at Cairngorm Summit (1237masl), 97Kt (112mph) at Aonach Mor – east of Ben Nevis (1130masl) and 89Kt (102mph) at Bealach na Ba, Wester

: Researches Highlights 1. Earth System Model Development and Global Climate Change 2. Atmospheric Chemistry and Environment 3. East Asian Monsoon 4. Middle Atmosphere 5. High Impact Weather 6. Regional Climate-Environment Change 5 IAP at a Glance: Research Funding Three major funding sources CAS, MOST, NSFC

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to the UK. The first two weeks saw very little rain over the UK, with some showers in the southwest on the 3rd but otherwise dry conditions. Temperatures were above average for the first week, before cooler air from the east moved in from the 6th to the 10th, leading to temperatures slightly below average

20% of the long-term average rainfall • Largely settled pattern temporarily interrupted around the middle of the month, with the passage of Storm ‘Otto’ across the far north of Scotland giving disruptive winds to Scotland and north-east England The start of the month saw strong westerly winds

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