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• Mild autumn keeps 2022 on track to be warmest UK year

  have set up the distinct possibility of a record-breaking warm year, with only a very cold December able to potentially influence where the year will eventually sit in the record books.”  “All of the top ten warmest years on record for the UK have occurred since 2002; a clear indicator of our warming

• The Earth Affecting Solar Causes Observatory (EASCO)

  . Education and Public Outreach 3.33 15% 3.83 TOTAL: 689.13 Cost estimate has the level of fidelity in accordance with a five day study 15-30% cost contingencies assumed. Maybe up to 50% for lower TRL EASCO MDL Study Summary • The EASCO Mission is considered very achievable with no new technology required

• 00020 VCP Datasheet_amend.indd

  states can support surface observations, the upper-air component can be very expensive to maintain. In recognition of this, the UK VCP has worked in partnership with developing countries for over 40 years to help install and maintain remote observation sites. Climate data management systems (CDMS

• David Taylor, British Red Cross

  conditions we had to respond very quickly without much planning or preparation time.   So, getting as much notice as possible from the Met Office is absolutely invaluable. We keep a very close eye on the forecasts all the time.    Where do you get the weather information from?   We use Hazard Manager

• Red warning for wind issued as Storm Goretti approaches

   of Cornwall has been upgraded to a Red warning due to an increase in likelihood of exceptionally strong winds that could cause significant impacts. Winds will rapidly increase on Thursday evening, lasting for 2-3 hours before easing later.   ⚠️⚠️🔴 Red weather warning issued 🔴⚠️⚠️ Very strong winds

• Observed and forecast tracks: southern hemisphere 2022-23

  approached landfall over Madagascar. Gabrielle (12P) 08-12 February 959 mb, 90/80 knots Track forecast errors were very low for this cyclone. Herman (17S) 29 March - 02 April 935 mb, 110/110 knots A slow bias resulted in longer range forecast errors being above the recent mean values. Ilsa (18S) 08-14

• Snow for Easter?

  and central parts. Chris Bulmer, Deputy Chief Meteorologist, added: “However, there isn’t currently a clear signal for the timing and details of any potentially disruptive snow events.” This colder spell is very unlikely to be as extreme as recent events. Laura Paterson added: “We’re now a lot further

• Unsettled weather on the way

  Today’s (Friday) high pressure will quickly be replaced by low-pressure as we head into the weekend, with spells of wet and very windy weather continuing across many areas of the UK through next week.

  -pressure system moves across the country.  Commenting on Monday’s weather, Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Frank Saunders, said: “Southerly winds will strengthen through Monday, with a very windy day forecast, particularly across the western half of the UK.  Severe gales are likely along coastal areas

• Memo

  , Chief Scientist, presented the latest reports from the Met Office Scientific Advisory Committee’s (MOSAC) and the Hadley Centre’s Scientific Review Group (SRG). Both were very positive about Met Office science and its progress. The recommendations for areas of further improvement were accepted

• Tailored code

  alternatives at the same accuracy level. HT-FRTC is very flexible for viewing geometry and atmospheric conditions, while allowing for an exact treatment of scattering and absorption using state-of-the-art algorithms. It was created by the Met Office Atmospheric Radiation sub-team, within