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, and safeguard communities across the continent. What does this mean for WISER Africa’s future? The additional £30+ million investment brings the total funding for WISER Africa to £46.8 million since its launch in 2022—an investment that will significantly amplify the programme’s impact across
night, with the exception of the southeast, which will remain cold until the rain arrives later on Saturday. There is still some uncertainty about how the low-pressure system will develop over the weekend, but the overall expectation is for wet and windy weather. While rainfall totals
wettest October to help pep up rainfall totals. Much of the country was wetter than average in the year, with Northern Ireland having its third wettest year on record in a series from 1836. Northern Ireland provisionally recorded 1399.0mm of rain, which is 21% more than average. England had its sixth
, this transition doesn’t mean there won’t be Earth-directed space weather and the chance for further visible auroras at times. Krista continued: “While the total number of sunspots will start to reduce after solar maximum, we will continue to see space weather throughout the solar cycle, even
to surface water issues during thunderstorms due to the high proportion of impermeable surfaces. Within this area, 20-40mm of rain could fall in an hour, with up to 70-100mm accumulating in just a few hours. If these higher totals fall over urban areas, there could be notable impacts. Breakdown
over region for future joint research. • Driving model evaluation work: • UM vs EC – driving WRF and UM Total rainfall in 24 hours up to 00z 28 Nov 2017 >50 mm > 100 mm > 150 mm MOGREPS-CP MOGREPS-G Translating science into forecasts and advice Enhance UK- Southeast Asia science collaboration
2025 weather stats: A regional breakdown Rainfall and storms July has also brought intense rainfall events. The station with the UK's highest daily rainfall total was 279.0mm, recorded at Martinstown in Dorset on 18 July 1955. Wales saw 172.8mm at Blaenau Ffestiniog in Gwynedd on 3 July 2020, while
* • A framework establishes ‘the terms’ for future contracts eliminating the need for repeating the ‘sourcing stage’, reducing administrative, time and lower transitional costs for all parties • Framework is advertised and organisations invited to bid to join framework agreement • Total value
for England and Wales and monitoring the risk of severe space weather events. Every year impacts from severe weather cost the UK millions of pounds. It is estimated that insurance losses from Storm Eunice in February 2022 alone totalled £200-350 million. The human cost is often more significant
to be assessed Document required Response and comments Financial viability 3.1 Please provide the following information about your total international development funding income along with supporting accounts for the past 3 years 3.2 How would any deficit (loss of funds) within the organisation
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