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with WCIS design or use. • Sustainability: Change is likely to be sustained once WISER support ends. Examples might include the availability of longer-term financing or resources, institutional integration of new approaches in standard operating procedures and strong political commitment to pursue
once validated can be used in weather forecasting and other early warning applications in the region. 5 1.0. Introduction The World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) HIGH impact Weather LAke SYstem (HIGHWAY) Project is a United Kingdom (UK) Department for International Development (DFID) funded
of the first computers capable of turning his dreams into reality. Richardson returned to the office for a brief time after the end of the war, working on concepts including turbulence and fractals, but after the office transferred to the Air Ministry, which had connections to military activity, he
significant changes within the national hydrological and meteorological service. Organisations may need to conduct a capability assessment and/or gap analysis to identify what infrastructure, resources or datasets are needed to deliver the appropriate level of impact-based forecasting. Once gaps
Celsius with many sites particularly through Wales and northern England recording totals in excess of 50mm, and over 100mm over the Cumbrian hills. Wales and Northern Ireland saw their highest winds on the 13th with some stations recording gusts above 70mph. There was a brief respite from the 20th
, windy at times, warmer towards the end The weather over the UK for July was dominated by low pressure systems with only the occasional brief respite from a ridge of high pressure, resulting in generally cool and unsettled conditions for most of the month. A classic north south split existed
houses and stranded vehicles. England diary of highlights The jet stream tracked over southern Britain for most of the month, resulting in a wet and cloudy month for most of England. The weather briefly turned more settled on the 21st- 23rd, and colder quieter weather affected most parts from the 27th
meeting at the MO in November. PR also provided a brief update on public appointments relating to the MO. b) Chair’s Update: DP summarised the activity he has undertaken over the summer months. He noted the challenges relating to the introduction of the revamped UKHSA Heat Health Alerts. DP spoke about
that with 118.6mm. By the end of the month, dozens of stations across the UK had set new monthly totals. Wind was a feature through the second half of the month as a succession of depressions crossed the British Isles. Apart from the 19th and 27th which saw conditions settle down briefly with transient ridges
a brief dry spell at the beginning of the month, the UK was affected by a series of complex low pressure systems from the Atlantic bringing with them some wet and windy conditions. Warcop Range in Cumbria recorded winds gusting up to 62mph during the 4th. From the 4th to the 15th, all regions saw some
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