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As we step into the new week, the weather brings a mix of conditions, with some areas experiencing more cloud and rain, and others enjoying plenty of sunshine and warmth

: How do we define a heatwave, and will we have one this week? Outlook for Tuesday Tuesday brings a continuation of the mixed weather. The far north will see some cloud and early rain or drizzle, but the rest of the country will be dry and sunny. Temperatures will rise, becoming widely warm or very

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the temperature reached 42.6 °C. The satellite image on 25 July 2019 shows the British Isles largely cloud-free, but with weather fronts bringing cooler, fresher air to the west, and an area of cloud pushing north into central southern England during the afternoon. Without the presence of this cloud

Sales division at AWS. He began his 17-year career in IT and engineering, and joined AWS as the principal solutions architect for the public sector.  Per Nyberg  Per Nyberg will deliver a keynote speech at Tech Storm. Per is the VP of Market Development , AI and Cloud at Cray.    Mark Gale CACI - Mark

and Paul Chavasse introduced the Net Zero report. The Board discussed the challenges of collecting data and measuring the impact of Scope 3 supply chain emissions and agreed the approach outlined in the paper. • Charlie Ewen (Chief Information Officer) presented a paper on relationships with cloud

, versions of that most famous of observations ‘Red Sky at Night’, which does have a sound basis in meteorology. The shepherd also accurately describes what we would now recognise as cumulonimbus clouds and the associated atmospheric conditions to be expected; ‘If the Clouds appear like Rocks or Towers

of atmospheric dust observations in the Met Office NWP system. Dr Peter Levens Peter currently works on the satellite-based (and ground-based) cloud products that are assimilated into the UK area model, UKV. Owen Lewis Owen works on the use of Ground-based Global Navigation Satellite System and Radio

levels in Shetland. Elsewhere, much of England and Wales will enjoy a fine day with the odd shower, especially as the initial cloud and rain clear from the southeast. By Thursday night, clearer and colder conditions will spread south across Scotland, reaching Northern Ireland and northern England

FL100-FL600 • Tropopause height provided as contours • Areas of occasional (OCNL) and frequent (FRQ) cumulonimbus (CB) and the flight level of the CB cloud tops • Areas of moderate (MOD) and severe (SEV) “turbulence” areas will be forecast. This includes both clear air turbulence (CAT) and turbulence