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  • UK records fifth warmest July on record

    rainfall for July totalled 74.2mm, which is 90% of the long-term average. There was of course, much regional variation, with Wales the driest of the nations (59%) and Scotland the wettest (99%). Conditions have been very dry in the southwest of the UK, with Dorset recording just 44% of its average

  • Memo

    and Inclusion (ED&I) strategic action, joined the meeting to provide an update on the progress in delivering the action plan stemming from the ED&I strategy. He introduced Jon Petch who was taking over as Chair of the ED&I Committee. • Tammy Lillie (People Director) presented a paper on total reward

  • Studies of Indian Monsoon and Indian Ocean Features as Simulated by Numerical Models

    : Blue circles Externally forced variance (%) as fraction of total variance Distribution of Correlations Blue circles: skill of ensemble mean Skill of Rainfall Drivers Conclusions ‣At subseasonal leadtimes, skill of monthly-mean rainfall averaged over homogeneous regions is the most useful information

  • An early look at the July statistics: just how dry has it been?

    story for July is undoubtedly the rainfall. Across parts of England and Wales we've seen extraordinarily low totals, with some locations recording little or no meaningful rainfall for much of the month. “Provisional figures suggest this could be one of the driest Julys in nearly two centuries

  • Wettest March in over 40 years for England and Wales

    . For England, 119.2mm of rain fell, which is more than double its long-term average, with 104% more rainfall than average. Northern Ireland has seen 151.2mm of rain fall, which is 74% more than average. Scotland, however, saw rainfall totals more in line with its average, with 130.1mm of rain being

  • Climate change impacts June temperature records

    sunniest with 242.8 hours. A dry month, despite an unsettled end Rainfall was in short supply for much of June, though totals did climb in the second half of the month. The UK had just 68% of its average rainfall for the month, with 52.2mm of rainfall. Wales was particularly dry, recording just over

  • The Great Escape

    temperatures totalled across 14 of the UK’s warmest hotspots this summer, a staycation has proved just the trick for many, with the prolonged hot weather prompting 50% of British holidaymakers to cancel plans abroad to take a domestic vacation instead. Of popular  holiday locations in the UK so far

  • A milestone in UK climate history

    A new record daily maximum temperature was provisionally reached on 19 July, with 40.3°C recorded at Coningsby, Lincolnshire, exceeding the previous record by 1.6°C. A total of 46 stations across the UK exceeded the previous UK record of 38.7°C. Many long-running stations with 100+ year records

  • Amber warning issued as snow risk continues

    Meteorologist Jason Kelly said: “With deep snow already lying on the ground for many in the northern half of the UK, we’re going to see a significant topping up of totals over the next couple of days, especially for those in the north of Scotland. “Within the Amber warning area, an additional 15-20cm of snow

  • global-10km-ps47-asdi-pdf-updates-2.0.pdf

    ” in physics. Implied depth of the rain produced m None None Hourly from by the model precipitation scheme that has been deposited on the surface in the previous hour. For the Global models (which run a convection scheme), the “rainfall accumulation from convection” must be added to this to get the total

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