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of the UKCP18 Governance Board, I’ve been very impressed with the project team’s focus on users and usability, and the way user groups have worked to make sure UKCP18 will support their work. As we near the launch, I’m looking forward now to perhaps the most exciting part of the project: seeing

week’s conditions are likely to fall just outside of official Met Office heatwave thresholds. However, this shouldn’t lead to any disappointment as many can anticipate a very fine spell of weather with temperatures reaching 27°C during the middle of the week.”  The highest recorded April

models represent water vapour in the atmosphere lead to uncertainty in predictions of the NAO's future behaviour. Taking account of these limitations reveals a substantial response of the NAO to volcanic eruptions and greenhouse gases. The findings indicate that under a scenario with very high

• Define the ground system requirements • Develop Cost Estimate Issues • Reviews need to be coordinated and not duplicated. • Define Environmental Requirements (Vibration Loads, EMC, Contamination, etc) • Long phase A to define & reduce risks has been very beneficial

work and expertise that our people apply to develop international standards recognised.  In this case, Chris represents a cohort of experts that have made significant contributions to the sharing and use of big data and very much deserves this esteemed recognition by the geospatial data community.” Award nominations for the Gardels Award are made by members – the prior Gardels Award winners – and approved by the OGC board of directors.

on the business of our customers. The range of applications was very varied and included wind farm siting, burst water mains, leaves on railway lines, hospital admissions and sales of beer. Dan has been working in the NCIC since 2000. Prior to joining the Met Office, Dan obtained a BSc in Physics from the University of Bristol. Subsequently he obtained an MSc in Meteorology from the University of Reading while working at the Met Office.

.  An amber warning for heavy has also been issued for parts of southeast Scotland, where 80 to 100mm of rain is possible over higher ground. Further warnings for thunderstorms have been issued for parts of southeast England today.  Chief meteorologist, Dan Suri said: “It has been a very wet week for many

High pressure has been dominant across the UK, bringing dry, settled weather with some sunshine for most but also some overnight frosts. However low pressure from the Atlantic will take over this week, bringing wet and at times very windy conditions. The first area of low pressure moves

Day Trend video, Presenter and Meteorologist Alex Burkill said: “The jet steam is going to push its way northwards ahead of the weekend, which will allow for some very warm air to come in from the south. “As we go into the weekend frontal systems will remain trailing across Scotland as this warm air

Strong winds A spell of very strong southerly or southwesterly winds will affect some western coastal areas, includng including western Wales, northern England and southwest Scotland, as well as the east coast of Northern Ireland, during Wednesday, before spreading inland during the afternoon