Search results (95)

A new state-of-the-art radar is replacing the former weather radar at Dean Hill in Wiltshire today. Heavy lifting gear is being used to crane the radar into position on top of its 22 metre tower.

. The clouds are sometimes arranged in lines, called cloud streets, nearly parallel to the wind direction (small pictures, top right). They may also form with tall towers (small pictures, top left) that may be tilted by the wind. When well developed these clouds may sometimes give showers

mains cold water is still used to mix with the softened borehole water in order to prevent corrosion issues occurring with the cooling towers as advised by our water treatment specialist. Since April 2021, low building occupancy due to COVID has led to a further decrease in our mains water

cold water is still used to mix with the softened borehole water in order to prevent corrosion issues occurring with the cooling towers as advised by our water treatment specialist. Since April 2021, low building occupancy due to COVID has led to a further decrease in our mains water consumption

, shown in indigo, that are used in the inversion. ID Station lon lat alt CH 4 N 2 O AN Angus Tower, UK -3.0 56.6 313+222 � � BK Bialystok, Poland 22.8 52.3 160+300 � � C3 Cabauw, NL 4.93 52.0 -2+120 � � EG Royal Holloway, UK -0.6 51.4 45 � � HY Hegyhatsal, HU 16.7 47.0 248+96 � � MH Mace Head, UK

operational in February 2012, Tacolneston began operating in July 2012 and Angus Tower has been making measurements since late 2005. The Met Office’s Lagrangian atmospheric dispersion model, NAME (Numerical Atmospheric dispersion Modelling Environment), has been run for each 2-hour period of each year from

cables terrestrial Low Low Low Low Medium Landing stations High High Low Low Low Data centres High Low Medium Medium Low Antennas/towers Low Low Low Low High 55 G: Glossary A list of acronyms and definitions for technical terms used throughout the report are provided below. Acronyms AC ADB ASEAN AWT

occurring with the cooling towers as advised by our water treatment specialist. Since April 2021, low building occupancy due to COVID has led to a further decrease in our mains water consumption and in consumption of our recycled water, the water discharged from our cooling towers and used to flush our

tall tower stations: Ridge Hill near Hereford; Tacolneston near Norwich; and 3 Angus near Dundee. Ridge Hill became operational in February 2012, Tacolneston in July 2012 and Angus began operating for the network in May 2013. The expanded network makes it possible to resolve emissions on a higher

in the form of domes or towers, either accompanied or not by other cumulus or by stratocumulus, all having their bases at the same level 3 Cumulonimbus, the summits of which, at least partially, lack sharp outlines, but are neither clearly fibrous (cirriform) nor in the form of an anvil; cumulus