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Halloween forecast plus, will hurricane Melissa affect our weather?

is expected on Thursday, before cloud and strengthening winds spread in from the west. Rain will develop across northern, western and central areas, becoming most persistent and occasionally heavy over parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. Winds will increase, with coastal gales likely in western regions

Moist atmospheric convection

The statistical representation of convective clouds in weather and climate prediction.

. This involves both a warm scheme for shallow and congestus clouds, and a deep convection scheme suitable for glaciated convection. At the same time we are working to improve incrementally the existing mass-flux scheme. All this work is in partnership with groups responsible for Unified Model assessment

ukcp18_local_update_faq.pdf

as graupel (soft small ice pellets that form in convective clouds). In turn, this affects some other variables (e.g. the amount of lying snow, which leads to colder winter temperatures, and hourly precipitation extremes) and leads to differences that are significant 1 . This error has now been fixed

Microsoft Word - Feb2021_fulldocument_v1.docx

on the north-east coast, Copley (Durham) recording 26cm of lying snow, then generally bright or sunny, but cloud increasing from the southwest, with rain, sleet and snow into the south-west later. Most areas began frosty on the 12th, with a minimum of -15.3 °C at Ravensworth (North Yorkshire), and showers

rainbow-grey-met-office-slides.pdf

Windy Rain Rainy Showers Winter Autumn Thunder Storm Stormy Cloud Cloudy Four seasons Rainbow Grey Weather Symbols Sunshine Windy Rain Snow Cloudy Lightning Please cut-out to use with your Weatherlands map (Remember to get the help of an adult when using scissors) Weather symbols from the Rainbow Grey series, © Laura Ellen Anderson, 2023 The Weatherlands Map from the Rainbow Grey series, © Laura Ellen Anderson 2023

Microsoft PowerPoint - VOLCANIC ASH - NEPHANALYSIS.PPT

FL300 13/1600Z corroborates presence of ash here MEDIUM CONFIDENCE -Moderate confidence of presence of ash due to being visible on previous imagery, now obscured by medium cloud HIGH CONFIDENCE- -No ash detected by MOCCA aircraft in this corridor at FL200 between 13/1400Z and 13/1700Z. LOW CONFIDENCE- Low confidence pilot report FL350 13/1500Z, unsupported by satellite imagery TEST TEST TEST © Crown copyright Met Office

Dr Nicky Stringer

models. Career background Nicky joined the Met Office in 2012 as part of the Climate Impacts team. She now works on the impacts of climate variability within the Seasonal to Decadal team. Before working at the Met Office she completed her degree and PhD at the University of Reading, investigating the representation of clouds and aerosols in models, and their radiative effect.

wcssp-south-africa---annual-science-highlights-2023.pdf

....... 16 6. Using Machine Learning to Advance Marine Forecasting ............................................. 19 7. An Analysis of the Effects of Clouds in High-Resolution Forecasting of Surface Shortwave Radiation in South Africa

Weekend weather forecast: Colder, breezier and showery for many

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