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, UK. 2 Meteorology, University of Reading, UK. 3 NCAS, University of Leeds, UK. 4 NCAS, University of Oxford, UK. 5 NOC, Southampton, UK. 6 NOC, Liverpool, UK. 7 Met Office, Exeter, UK. 8 BAS, Cambridge, UK. 9 NIWA, NZ. 1. Large Ensemble design As part of the UK national science programme CANARI

of Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire as well as the Midlands and northern England. Figure 3. Visible satellite imagery for 1244z on 24 May 1989. There were reports of heavy rain and flooding across many areas with some places having well over two inches of rainfall – Oxford and Basingstoke both reported

and 28.4°C on 9 September 2023), while Sheffield and Oxford each recorded their highest September temperature since 8 September 1911 (30.5°C on 9 September and 30.8°C on 7 September 2023). Bradford (27.6°C on 9 September), and Morpeth, Cockle Park, Northumberland (26.7°C on 9 September) also equalled

plataforma para cientistas do Reino Unido e do Brasil analisarem os recentes eventos climáticos extremos no Brasil e investigar se eles se tornaram mais prováveis devido às mudanças climáticas. Como parte disso, as Universidades de Edimburgo e Oxford realizaram diversos workshops para treinar e

Computing Paradigms (EPSRC led, bids under evaluation) • Verification, Validation and Uncertainty Quantification (EPSRC led, bids under evaluation) Fusion modelling use case Awards have been made under Project Neptune to the Universities of York, Exeter, Oxford and Warwick, to Imperial College and UCL

1 Climate Research Lab, Centre for the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, 2 Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, UK, 3 School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK Abstract Determining the level of confidence in regional climate model projections could be very

temperatures."  The Met Office is working with the Department for Education, University College London, the Ministry of Justice and Oxford Brookes University to assess heat impacts in schools, prisons and care settings. This collaborative research is applying spatial climate risk assessment

that recent climate change, including changes in extreme events, is attributable to human-caused greenhouse gases emissions. Richard Jones (Met Office and Oxford University), who played a key role in the AR6 including as a coordinating lead author for the new Interactive Atlas chapter, then provided

a number of research activities involving UK-based organisations of relevance to the SCIPEA work, including that by Oxford University Energy and Power Group, Tropical Power of Oxford and the London School of Economics (LSE) as well as the International Hydropower Association (IHA) – based in London

following the regional outlook 1 Hill Fog, In Cloud Icing and Turbulence, Low level Turbulence, Mountain Waves, Snow on Mountains, Squall, Line Squall 2 Selected wind and temperature profile locations as follows: GAMET South East: Norwich, Southampton, Oxford, Gatwick GAMET South West: Plymouth, Exeter