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and innovative sources. Career background Gareth joined the Met Office in 2002, working in Observation Monitoring which involved statistical quality monitoring of observations presented to the assimilation system. In 2005 he completed his MSc in Meteorology at the University of Reading and in 2006 he moved to his current post in Convective-Scale NWP.
models. Career background Nicky joined the Met Office in 2012 as part of the Climate Impacts team. She now works on the impacts of climate variability within the Seasonal to Decadal team. Before working at the Met Office she completed her degree and PhD at the University of Reading, investigating the representation of clouds and aerosols in models, and their radiative effect.
and observations. Investigating the past state of the ocean (e.g., temperature, salinity, circulation, sea-ice) by running and analysing global ocean reanalyses. Career background Jonathan studied Meteorology and Climate (MMet) at the University of Reading, including a year at the University of Oklahoma, before
on the development of initial and lateral boundary conditions for regional weather forecasting ensembles, and on the statistical post-processing of multi-model ensembles. Prior to working at the Met Office, Christine studied at the University of Reading, gaining a BSc degree in Mathematics
, and is active in the Monsoon working group with other members of the Global Water Cycle team. Career background Before joining the Met Office in 2010, Rob gained a PhD from the University of Reading Department of Meteorology. This involved developing an improved method of estimating rainfall over Africa from
to the east – for example at Swanage (Dorset). There were temporary power cuts in several areas, including the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton, Devon, Cornwall, towns east of Reading and parts of west London. However, although storm Alex and subsequent fronts brought widespread heavy rain, flooding
L5 operational science François-Xavier Bocquet, Edmund Henley, Sophie Murray, David Jackson 13 May 2015 Many thanks for useful input from many others in the Met Office space weather research & forecasting teams; Masha Kuznetsova & CCMC colleagues; Matt Owens & Reading U. colleagues; Claire Foullon
(optional) © Laura Ellen Anderson 2023 Weatherlands forecast | Activity steps We discover through reading the stories that Rainbow Grey lives in the Weatherlands with her Weatherling friends and family. Knowing what weather is happening is important throughout the story, if only to keep an eye
(optional) © Laura Ellen Anderson 2023 Weatherlands forecast | Activity steps We discover through reading the stories that Rainbow Grey lives in the Weatherlands with her Weatherling friends and family. Knowing what weather is happening is important throughout the story, if only to keep an eye
products, which has evolved over time into the current Post-processing team. Simon has an MSc in meteorology from the University of Reading and a BA in mathematics from Balliol College, Oxford
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