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• session-1---our-climate.pdf

  the clothes in your wardrobe, the number of trousers and t-shirts you have in there, year-on-year probably doesn’t change that much, as these prepare you for your climate. What you have in your wardrobe might be very different to what someone who lives in the Arctic has in theirs. That’s because

• Disc Log 185

  occasionally form at slightly lower altitudes provided that the temperature and humidity conditions are appropriate. In a very dry atmosphere, continued mixing between the contrail, which is very turbulent, and the environment can lead to the air becoming sub-saturated, resulting in the cloud

• Microsoft Word - 2023_08_storm_babet_v1.docx

  1891, while the Midlands provisionally recorded its wettest 3-day period on record. This rain came on top of very wet weather earlier in October with some central and eastern parts of England and Scotland recording more than twice the October whole-month average rainfall in the first three weeks

• Two named storms and a typical mix of winter weather: Winter 2024/25 statistics

  Darragh, the fourth named storm of the 2024/25 storm season, brought very strong winds to western parts of England and Wales in early December. A red warning for wind was issued, with wind gusts of 96mph recorded at Berry Head in Devon and 93mph at Capel Curig in Wales. A number of deaths were reported

• Deep Dive: extreme rainfall, spring frost and a dry April

  , this week’s Deep Dive will also look back on what April delivered across the UK - a month that brought stark contrasts in rainfall, abundant sunshine for many, and temperatures that behaved very differently by day and by night. Exceptional rainfall risk in South Africa While large parts of central Africa

• Radiative transfer in the atmosphere

  of atmospheric constituents may vary rapidly with frequency and the geometrical arrangement of clouds is an important influence on the radiation budget. The modelling of atmospheric radiation is therefore potentially very complicated and must involve some  approximations to be efficient enough for weather

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  , was destroyed by fire after being struck by lightning. England diary of highlights July had a cool, changeable and cloudy westerly type for most of the month, but ridges of high pressure brought dry sunny weather mainly to the south at times, especially between the 11th and 22nd. It briefly turned very

• mwr_2025_04_for_printpdf

  to the UK. The first two weeks saw very little rain over the UK, with some showers in the southwest on the 3rd but otherwise dry conditions. Temperatures were above average for the first week, before cooler air from the east moved in from the 6th to the 10th, leading to temperatures slightly below average

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  pressure brought dry sunny weather mainly to the south at times, especially between the 11th and 22nd. It briefly turned very hot in central and eastern areas on the 31st. The mean temperature for July was provisionally 0.6 °C below the 1981-2010 long-term average. The negative temperature anomaly

• Microsoft Word - may.docx

  in the way of rain or showers. It turned changeable from the 25th onwards but the last two days were very warm in the south and east. The provisional UK mean temperature was 10.0 °C, which is 0.3 °C below the 1981-2010 longterm average, but it was not as cool as May 2015. Mean maximum temperatures were