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  • caa-case-study-4---high-pressure---winter-flight-gamet.pdf

    is the presence of the slow moving trough line, which is very close to our departure airport, Lydd. Close to the trough the GAMET highlights a chance of showers. In any showery activity we can expect the cloud base to lower to 800ft and the surface visibility to reduce to 7km. Other possible hazards include

  • UK Greenhouse Gas Emission Verification System

    reported to the UNFCCC with top-down methods. Currently very few countries (the UK, Switzerland, Australia and the USA) have this capability, however, as we seek to reduce GHG emissions and reach Net Zero, it will be important for nations to be able to verify their reporting

  • wiser0083_ccdavii_event_notes.pdf

    of the participants provided feedback regarding the side event. They were asked to rate the session on a scale of 1 – 5 (5 being best) with regard to usefulness of the event. These were some of the responses: � Good Presentations - precise and to the point. Very useful. Score 4 � Message was received. A lot

  • arrcc_newsletter_0920.pdf

    restrictions due to COVID-19, it was decided to carry out the exchange by trialling a series of online training modules. Image: A very comprehensive presentation was delivered by Bikash Nepal – DHM, Nepal There are eight participants from each national meteorological and hydrological service (NMHS) ranging

  • Relative lack of Spring rainfall triggers water scarcity alert

    . Did it? Well, yes and no. Spring rainfall across the UK has been very slightly above average (106%). But as always with averages, examining the detail can reveal interesting patterns. England has enjoyed well above average rainfall, with counties like Cambridgeshire recording around 161% of what

  • Supporting local climate resilience

    projections more digestible. East Lothian Council took a targeted approach, sharing specific LACS data with colleagues in energy and emergency planning to highlight local risks. “We are still at that very high-level strategic stage of adaptation planning,” they explained, “but [LACS has] been a really

  • caa-case-study-4---high-pressure---winter-flight-gametpdf

    is the presence of the slow moving trough line, which is very close to our departure airport, Lydd. Close to the trough the GAMET highlights a chance of showers. In any showery activity we can expect the cloud base to lower to 800ft and the surface visibility to reduce to 7km. Other possible hazards include

  • Record-breaking heat rewrites May temperature records across the UK

    example is Camborne in Cornwall, where temperatures did not fall below 21.4°C, setting a new UK record and representing a “tropical night” for May. This means temperatures remained above 20°C throughout the night, something very rarely observed in the UK at this time of year. Other stations also

  • Staying on track in summer heat and winter chills

    to ensure safety procedures are being followed and that people can get around safely on Britain’s trains, whatever the weather.   Paul Appleton is Deputy Director of Railway Safety at ORR and his team is busy working with operators through the winter season. He said: “Temperature range is a very

  • arrcc_newsletter_0920pdf

    restrictions due to COVID-19, it was decided to carry out the exchange by trialling a series of online training modules. Image: A very comprehensive presentation was delivered by Bikash Nepal – DHM, Nepal There are eight participants from each national meteorological and hydrological service (NMHS) ranging

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