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and southern England. In the Birmingham area, heavy rain on the 1st led to road flooding, while in Hampshire there was extensive surface water flooding following torrential downpours. Rail services in the area were badly disrupted by flooded sections of lines around Basingstoke and Winchester. Fallen

and southern England. In the Birmingham area, heavy rain on the 1st led to road flooding, while in Hampshire there was extensive surface water flooding following torrential downpours. Rail services in the area were badly disrupted by flooded sections of lines around Basingstoke and Winchester. Fallen

Ireland, southwest Midlands and the Bristol area caused traffic disruption and road closures • Persistent rain across the country throughout the month, particularly in southern England, caused groundwater and surface water flooding March started with heavy snow across southern and western parts

Changeable weather will continue to dominate in the run-up to Christmas before high pressure builds bringing drier but colder conditions.

Low pressure will dominate the UK’s weather over the weekend and early next week, bringing periods of rain, locally heavy, and showers. With some areas already experiencing saturated ground, further rainfall could lead to localised impacts, including a risk of surface water flooding. More rain

Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)1392 884535 Monthly or annual 5km x 5km gridded datasets covering the UK are generated for the 1961-2000 period, for 36 climatic parameters. As well as the usual elements of temperature, rainfall, sunshine, cloud, wind speed, and pressure, derived

Ahead of the weekend It has been a muggy week so far with rain affecting western and northern parts of the UK but for the rest of the week, rain will spread further east. This brings a risk of heavy and thundery downpours that could result in localised surface water on the roads in the southeast

is predominantly under the influence of low-pressure, which is continuing a showery regime, with some potentially heavy and thundery showers possible at times through the week. “While not everywhere in the UK will experience the heaviest downpours, it will remain an unsettled and relatively cool

-freezing temperatures measured on the north coast of Greenland at the end of February. The Bering Sea was particularly mild and stormy relative to average, with exceptionally low sea ice conditions throughout the winter.   Figure 4. (a) Surface air temperature anomaly; (b) mean sea level pressure

to support you with discussing tornadoes. What is a tornado? A tornado is a rapidly rotating column of air that reaches between the base of a storm cloud and the Earth’s surface. They form in very unsettled weather conditions as part of severe thunderstorms. Many conditions need to be present

pressure) later in the season (Figure 4b). Figure 3. Average May-August temperature anomaly, relative to the 1981-2010 average, for the Arctic Ocean region. Temperatures are taken at the 925hPa level (about 1km above the surface) to show the effect of atmospheric circulation on the sea ice, as surface