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• Microsoft Word - Minutes PWSCG 29 April 2020 no in camera FINAL

  comes. DP enquired about what was being done to overcome the current obstacles to fixing observation equipment. DR explained that they were actively looking at all the options to be able to access those sites and carry out the work to get the equipment fixed. DG provided an update on behalf of CAA

• finalised_boulder_workshop_agenda_23012020pdf

  , evaluation and understanding of convective processes in kilometre gridscale models Setting the scene for group discussions and “future avenues”. Initial discussion in small groups about whether new projects should be added to the list of potential projects. Come together for short discussion of new

• Met Office daily weather: Storm Floris hits with winds of up to 90mph

  of a fresher day to come compared to Monday, particularly in terms of the value of the temperatures. Temperatures are generally close to average, but it will still feel pleasantly warm in the south with highs of 22°C or 23°C.” Keep up to date with weather warnings, and you can find the latest

• wiser-outputs-review-terms-of-reference.pdf

  information services (WCIS) in the East Africa region. Outputs delivered via these Technical Coordination Focus Areas have been designed to complement and run in parallel with WISER Projects funded by the WISER programme. As the WISER 2 Programme comes to a close in September 2021, MO WISER Fund

• Met Office daily weather: Storm Floris hits with winds of up to 90mph

  showers. With those north-westerly winds continuing across the country, that does mean a bit of a fresher day to come compared to Monday, particularly in terms of the value of the temperatures. Temperatures are generally close to average, but it will still feel pleasantly warm in the south with highs of 22°C or 23°C.”

• Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - June 2021

  on record in the Arctic (Figure 4), as measured by November – March average temperature above 70 °N at the 925 hPa level (about 1km high in the atmosphere). Temperatures were 2.3°C warmer than the 1981-2010 average but did not come close to matching the exceptional mildness of the consecutive winters 2015

• Ice accretion - Using weather data to optimise energy infrastructure

  generation typically come to mind. However, equally important is how weather affects the infrastructure that delivers energy to our homes and businesses. From pylons to substations, this critical equipment faces year-round exposure to weather conditions, including potentially damaging winter freezing

• wiser0082_ghacof50_eventnotes.pdf

  and educating women when it comes to promoting weather and climate services Engage more with experts/researchers from other sectors (like health) where women’s perspectives might be better documented and acted upon Look at targeting schools/colleges and universities to promote and engage with students

• Amber warning for further snow in Scotland

  cope with a power cut are: candles and matches or lighters, torches and batteries, a mobile phone power pack If your power goes out these simple steps can help you deal with the situation: Switch off all electrical appliances that shouldn’t be left unattended, ready for when the power comes back

• UK National Climate Science Partnership

  emerging needs for climate policy advice and solutions. Engaging with UK Universities and the wider UK science community will be a key initial activity for the partnership. How is the UKNCSP resourced? Initial funding from the partnership comes from the Met Office and NERC Centres aligning relevant