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Areas of expertise Monthly to decadal climate prediction  Assessment of predictability and skill Current activities Melissa is currently working on providing our WMO Lead centre outputs and enhancing our provision of decadal forecasts from the Met Office and climate centres worldwide. Career

for climate information through global modelling centres, Regional Climate Centres (RCCs), National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) and users of climate information, is being spearheaded by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) through the Global Framework for Climate

for climate information through global modelling centres, Regional Climate Centres (RCCs), National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) and users of climate information, is being spearheaded by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) through the Global Framework for Climate

The Met Office Hadley Centre Science Review and Advisory Group (SRAG) is held jointly with the Met Office Scientific Advisory Committee (MOSAC) which reviews Met Office Foundation, Weather and Climate Science programmes. Met Office Scientific Advisory Committee (MOSAC) The Met Office Scientific

WISER EWSA’s Lusaka Testbed beginning to take shape Tuesday 30 January 2024 As Southern Africa’s first ever WISER EWSA Testbed entered its second day on Tuesday 30 January 2024, weather scientists and practitioners based at the Operations Centre in Lusaka used the nowcasting, synoptic

days after Storm Darragh, it was announced that the ferry terminal would remain closed until at least 15th January with serious knock-on effects for the diversion ports of Cairnryan (southwest Scotland) and Fishguard (southwest Wales). Meanwhile, within the broader yellow wind warning area for Storm

in order to study climate extremes. Dan Hollis Dan works in the National Climate Information Centre (NCIC) where he is responsible for developing and applying climatological data analysis and presentation techniques. Dr Deborah Hemming Debbie leads research on the analysis of links between climate

the team that visited the site (top left) and the tower itself which is 230 m high (top right). The sampling inlet is at 222 m up the tower. The bottom half of the image shows the instrumentation set up inside the building next to the tall tower. The centre image shows sampling valves for the GC-FID

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