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• Microsoft Word - PMD_Climate-Grid_Project_report.docx

  this created challenges, the workshop was very successful. In the workshop evaluation, all respondents stated that they were either likely (1/15), very likely (8/15) or guaranteed (6/15) to use what they had learned. PMD staff now have the skills and knowledge to use Climate Grid, with ongoing support being

• Space Applications and Nowcasting

  is likely to evolve in the very short term. Our Teams There are four groups in SAN: Satellite Imagery  Nowcasting  Space Data Products and Systems Space Weather Research

• Lustrum forms

  by electronic data manipulation tools. A lustrum form collating various types of recorded data. Most useful for The forms provide many years of data on one page — a quick way to see which month was the coldest or driest in a series. Things to bear in mind There was a very limited network of stations recording data on lustrum forms and sending these onto the office therefore this type of data is only available for a small number of locations.

• wiser_newsletter_0719.pdf

  . By the end of the workshop, many lessons had been learnt: “I found the workshop very insightful. I have learnt that I not only need to do stories highlighting the impact of climate change but that I need to go a step further (incorporating advice from experts) to provide my listeners with practical

• Microsoft Word - 2024_05_wet_weather_1.docx

  with the focus of the rain across North Wales, much of northern England, southern and eastern Scotland, with over 50mm falling very widely. The 23rd continued very wet in the Edinburgh area before the rain finally ceased as the area of low pressure weakened and filled. Many stations recorded their wettest

• Met Office weather: Warm sunshine for many, rain in the north

  and west. The rest of England and Wales will enjoy another fine day with plenty of sunshine, especially in central, southern, and eastern areas, where it will feel very warm once again. Temperatures will peak in the mid-20s Celsius, with 27°C possible in the east. The new week begins on a dry and bright

• Armistice Day 1918 - The Met Office at the end of the First World War

  The following three documents from our archives illustrate the lives of three very different men. For the vast majority of combat forces the cessation of hostilities on 11 November 1918 marked an end to wartime activities, but life for the staff of the Meteorological Office continued largely

• April showers in shorter supply, but sunshine plentiful for many

  The UK saw its seventh warmest April on record and its fourth sunniest.  April saw an unsettled start, with a mixture of spring showers, colder spells and brief warmer interludes. The first week of the month also saw Storm Dave, the fourth named storm of the season, bringing very strong winds, snow

• How accurate are our public forecasts?

  that grow as the forecast runs further into the future, and however good our observations, we can never know every detail of current conditions. Therefore, relying on ensemble modelling, where we run many simulations from very slightly different starting conditions, is much better than just one run

• Prolonged Siberian heat attributed to climate change

  Attribution initiative: “This study shows again just how much of a game changer climate change is with respect to heatwaves. Given that heatwaves are by far the deadliest extreme weather events in most parts of the world they must be taken very seriously. As emissions continue to rise we need to think