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values based on emissions alone, without the effects of ENSO (light blue). Thin black lines show the forecast error bars. Definitions of annual CO2 rise and growth rate We define the annual CO2 rise for a particular year as the difference in annual average concentration for that calendar year
) compared to Regional (12km) Dry Light Regional Projected winter changes to 2061-2080 for RCP8.5 – fractional difference in winter events of different intensity Moderate Heavy Local Possible explanation: improved representation of convective showers in Local (2.2km) Working together on UK Climate
nifer o wahanol ffyrdd - gan ddefnyddio data lloeren, radar a LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), er enghraifft. Mae’r Swyddfa Dywydd yn defnyddio offeryn a elwir yn synhwyrydd LiDAR i fesur cymylau lludw. Mae LiDAR yn gweithio trwy anfon curiadau o olau laser trwy’r atmosffer, sy’n cael ei
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be verified are proposed. 1.4 System details. Details of forecast systems employed. 1.5 Exchange of verification information. The SVSLRF verification results are made available through a website maintained by the Lead Centre. The functions of the Lead Centre for SVSLRF include creating
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by the Informatics Lab and Joint Centre for Excellence in Environmental Intelligence (JCEEI). Maintaining and developing the IT infrastructure that underpins all Foundation Science research capabilities. Developing key partnerships in the UK and internationally to improve weather and climate
Access to the most recent Met Office Hadley Centre Technical Note plus links to our electronic archive
Climate science involves the development of climate datasets based on observations; the use of these datasets in climate change monitoring and attribution and the use of Earth System Models to make future predictions from months to centuries into the future. Most recent Hadley Centre Technical
New climate prediction model For the first time, climate scientists have joined forces and resources to produce an annually-updated climate snapshot looking at the next five years. Harnessing the best computer models from ten climate centres around the world, every year will produce a new climate
involved in a project researching techniques to optimally combine the outputs from the Numerical Weather Prediction models from the Met Office and other forecasting centres. The project will eventually replace the current post-processing system by rationalising data feeds and using standard file
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