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By Thursday afternoon the UK will be split, with rain and cloud across the northern half of the UK, and brighter showery conditions in the south. As the sun sets, temperatures will fall away sharply into Thursday night, particularly in the southeast of England, where patches of ice and fog could
in the countryside. The reason why things remain settled today is because we're still under the influence of a ridge of high pressure which is seated across Scandinavia. Weather fronts attempting to move in from the Atlantic, but certainly for the next 48 hours it does remain dry. Will change into the weekend. “Bit
The high pressure area which has been responsible for the last couple of weeks of settled weather for much of the UK will drift away towards Scandinavia, allowing a plume of warm air from the south to influence the weekend weather for much of the UK. This transition in the weather will begin late
resilience: IPS-Enlil - viable alt. operational solar wind prediction system but need to extend study further) CH influence CHs influence solar wind and thus geomagnetic storms How do we assess impact? • CH perturbations should be picked up in magnetograms and thus WSA-Enlil initial conditions
changed, always running in the same order. He coined the idea that there are seven colours in a spectrum: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet (ROYGBIV) We will talk about this a bit later. How do they form? Rainbows are caused when rays of light from the Sun hit water droplets which
The area of high pressure which has been responsible for the last couple of weeks of settled weather for much of the UK will drift away towards Scandinavia, allowing a plume of warmer, humid air from the south to influence the weekend weather for much of the UK. Temperatures will begin to climb
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