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measured at magnetron output shows the operational frequency at 5.468 GHz, and a very strong spurious signal at +108 MHz from the carrier. 6 5 Picture 5 31.08.22: The oscilloscope was set to Persistence Mode over a period of 5 minutes (same configuration as in pictures 3 and 4). The subdivisions are 100us

in previous IPCC reports – has not continued. Antarctic sea ice has seen three consecutive years of below-average sea ice cover following a large-scale loss of ice in November 2016. There is currently no agreement as to the exact causes of this decline. The geography of the Antarctic and Arctic are very

developed over the Bay of Biscay to the south. Particularly warm tropical air and very cold polar air collided, forcing warm air to rise creating an area of low pressure. A big difference in temperature between the warm and cold air helped to cause a rapid ascent and a particularly low pressure system

for attendees to provide feedback without Met Office colleagues present. The main points of feedback included a very positive view of the nationwide calls initiated by the Civil Contingency Advisors (CCAs). Attendees felt these meetings provided a useful opportunity to make sure different regions

away by storms and floodwater. Until recently, this was the reality for many people living in Western Kenya. With only very generalised forecasts to depend on, they were often caught out by extreme weather, losing money – and vital infrastructure – as a result. In stepped the Kenya Meteorological

for the coming week. Upland areas, especially in the mountains, can see conditions change very rapidly and they may be markedly different from surrounding lowland areas.” Stay up to date with the Met Office forecast on social media, through our weather warnings and by checking our mountain area forecasts, which

. There was heavy snow across parts of Highland Scotland and a mini-tornado in Greater Manchester. This storm contributed to the generally prolonged, very wet and unsettled spell of weather lasting through much of December. Weather impacts Storm Gerrit caused severe travel disruption to the rail

conditions throughout this period. Lower for daily rain and snow details, especially from Tuesday. Headline for Sunday 25 Jan 2026: Cloudy with patchy rain or snow. Feeling very cold with strong easterly winds. Mountain weather hazards on Sunday 25 Jan 2026 Blizzards Heavy persistent snow Storm force

: “Temperature range is a very interesting issue when it comes to the ability of Britain’s railways to run safely.  “At the cold end of the spectrum, the steel on our railways contracts, which can put them under massive tension and expose any underlying flaws. When it gets hotter, the steel expands

storms, over the Sahara caused by the outflow of air from a series of large thunderstorms. In large storms this outflow of air can cause very strong winds at the surface which can lift dust into the atmosphere. The dust is spreading radially from the storms. We can see clouds forming at the leading edge