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and dying out, then it turned brighter, but with cloud increasing once more over the north late in the day. Many areas were cloudy and windy on the 6th, with outbreaks of rain or drizzle during the day but mostly over central and northern counties, and Brizlee Wood (Northumberland) recording gusts to 58
, but with a few wintry showers for the north-west. It was less cold on the 17th, generally cloudy, and persistent rain arrived across the north, sleet or snow over higher ground, with wintry showers for central parts. 18th to 31st Eastern parts started frosty once more on the 18th, but it soon became
remaining unsettled. From the 10th onwards it was generally mild once more, with frosts fewer than average, and it became drier for a while, with further rainfall on the 18th and during the final week. The provisional mean temperature for the month was 1.8 °C above the long-term average, making
the Exe Estuary, Devon. Photo: Debbie Hemming. Contents page Introduction 4 Executive Summary 5 The value of phenology records 6 Brief history of phenology in the UK 7 Budburst 8 European Larch 10 Horse Chestnut 11 Sycamore 12 Alder 13 Silver Birch 14 Rowan 15 Field Maple 16 Beech 17 Pedunculate Oak 18
/ warnings The warnings are formulated through 1) an assessment of the potential impacts of a severe weather event, and 2) the likelihood of those impacts occurring. Once the level of impact and the likelihood of occurrence have been determined, the warning is assigned a colour (yellow, amber or red
’ and the ‘Basic’ Met Office provides insights on the additional benefits the Met Office provides over and above a more basic service provision. Box 1 Modelled scenarios - explanation of key terms To avoid confusion, terms referring to these various scenarios used throughout the report are briefly explained
after the brief hot spell. From the rare occurrence of supercells to the influence of the transatlantic jet stream, the atmosphere is in a state of dynamic flux. While the southeast may see further warmth and the occasional thunderstorm, the northwest remains under the influence of Atlantic systems
to issue the warnings. 10. Secretariat Update PR gave a brief overview of the PAG-Reach meeting which had taken place in December and LA presented an overview of the Public Perception Survey and surveys assessing the public view of the usefulness of recent amber warnings. A summary of both
scenarios for the coming months. With government and stakeholders briefed on the probabilities of dominant conditions for the season ahead, the focus shifts to the immediate forecast and, crucially, Met Office weather warnings. Storms and warnings during the winter Meteorological winter is one
at the Met Office! If you have time and access to the internet, you may want to use the links below to briefly show them the real people behind each character: • Field Services Engineer – read Tess’s story • • Manager in Upper Air Observations – read Caroline’s story Radar Software Engineer – read Ben’s
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