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/climate/seasonal-to-decadal/gpc-outlooks/glob-seas-prob-skill Domains Global domain. Lat. 90.0° S to 90.0° N Long. 180° W to 180° E Resolution 1° (~112 km). Area weighted interpolation is used to convert the native 0.83° x 0.56° to the 1° grid. Format NetCDF4 Delivery File transfer protocol (FTP

is Accuracy Ease of use Clearly presented Local detail Trusted provider Useful Info about changing Looks good forecasts Notifications / alerts 4 2.7 3.2 3.7 4.2 Importance (Mean Score – 1 to 5 scale) Q Base: 2089 (all respondents who see forecasts - overall) 60% 66% 33% 31% 30% 26% 22% 14% Note: the %’s do not equal 100% because it is possible to move from one segment (or situation) to another throughout the course of your day.

by the letter S in the image), a plume of smoke from the recent Canadian wild-fires can be seen, after having made its way across the Atlantic Ocean during the preceding days. Also apparent in the image is a large area of phytoplankton bloom to the south and east of the Shetland Islands. These blooms

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as effective as possible and also understand the limitations that may be imposed from external factors. ICT in Africa The emergence of the internet in the 1980’s and the arrival of the WorldWideWeb (WWW) as a publically available communication service in 1991 1 has revolutionized the ability of National

counties, it turned very wet from the south-west on the 19th with a slow-moving band of rain, giving 123.8 mm at Honister Pass (Cumbria). It turned much milder, with Scilly St Mary’s and Westonzoyland (Somerset) not falling below 10.3 °C overnight into the 20th. The 20th was another wet day, the rain

, and West St station was closed due to flooding. There was flooding in some parts of Belfast, with reports of property flooding in the Ardoyne area. Strong winds brought down trees causing delays on the A127 in Essex, and reportedly delayed rail services between Lowestoft and Ipswich. Further flooding

, and some patchy light rain, sleet and snow spread south-east. It turned very mild overnight 24th/25th in the south-west with a minimum of 10.1 °C at St Marys (Scilly), and this milder air spread to all other parts on the 25th, with a little light rain and drizzle, and the temperature reached 14.2 °C

, then an organised area of rain with thunderstorms reached the south-east in the evening. 17th to 24th After a warm night in the south-east, temperatures not dropping below 18.6 °C at St James’s Park (London), the 17th saw rain across the north-east, an area of locally heavy rain and thunderstorms over

Bridge, with some railways flooded too. In the south-west there were delays to rail services, disruption and cancellations to ferry services in Plymouth and St Mawes, and the M48 Severn Bridge was closed for a time. The rest of March was largely settled. A large wildfire developed near Betwys-y-Coed