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be heavy and thundery, with blustery winds particularly across western parts. There is also a chance of more persistent rain across Northern Ireland and possibly western Scotland. As we move into Friday, the southeast may see a cloudy start, but the day will generally be showery, with a mix of sunny

criteria, IMD are now issuing PCR based forecast 2 nd week of May. • With dynamical models we could now start to provide up to 1 month ahead. It is very difficult to do at seasonal timescales and with limited skill. • Sreejith commented on Nepal and high mountain region challenges - on how challenging

Mid May End May June Early July No later than end July It is expected that the successful contractor will speak virtually with MO WISER Fund Management on a fortnightly basis to review progress, and to address any risks or issues. Budget This review and development of deliverables is expected to take

for 1750-1800. Independent measurements by NOAA also show record CO2 levels. The Met Office predicts monthly CO2 concentrations in 2021 to peak at 419.5 ± 0.6 ppm in May (Figure 1). This is despite a temporary reduction in global emissions last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Figure 1. Measured

Working together on UK Climate Projections Water resources and drought planning Future water resources and a bottom-up approach Published May 2018 • The water resources industry has included climate change in its plans since 1999 and has used UKCP09 since 2014. Any new analysis due to UKCP18 must

any fronts, weather, turbulence or icing? For the flight from Cambridge to Gloucester we need to focus on areas C & D where visibility may be reduced in haze, fog or hill fog and where the cloud base may be as low as 400ft at times. The conditions are expected to improve but will deteriorate further

times. Before next major survey 6 Secretariat Send signed WW letter to Rob Varley (MO CEO) to By 15 May confirm performance measures met for FY 2016/17 7 Richard Orrell Introduce a new milestone to define the scope of the By 31 st May PWS to be delivered by March 2018 8 Secretariat Circulate invites

An area of rain and showers, some of which may be heavy, squally, or even thundery at times, will affect parts of Wales, southern England, and the Midlands during the morning. This band of wet weather will move east-northeastwards, clearing eastern England by late afternoon. A yellow weather

for a number of reasons, changes in freshwater discharge may not only have a major effect on society, but may also exert an influence on the ocean circulation. River discharge is also a useful quantity for validating the hydrological aspects of large-scale models, as it integrates the water balance

accumulations of 5 to 10 cm. Although other sites may see less frequent showers leading to much smaller accumulations up to 2 cm. The very cold conditions, which are likely to be the coldest spell of weather for several years, are likely to remain in place for the remainder of next week. The cold easterly