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, and 2) calibration and examination to determine the accuracy of ranging and the bias of polarimetric parameters for each pulse width. Bird-bath scans, which are a major factor in the calibration and monitoring of polarimetric parameters, can only be applied to short pulses. Hence, low-elevation scans

ogystal â chael gwared â nwyon tŷ gwydr sydd eisoes yn yr atmosffer. Meddyliwch am fath gyda’r tapiau wedi’u troi ymlaen, er mwyn sicrhau bod faint o ddŵr yn aros yr un fath yn y bath, gallech naill ai droi’r tap i ffwrdd, neu ddraenio’r dŵr i lawr y twll plwg – neu gyfuniad o’r ddau. Ôl troed carbon

meteorological parameters also being forecast for that same time/location. For example, if a forecast for Bath at 1400 coincides with a forecast shower at that time and location, the gust from the associated downdraught would be presented in the forecast. If that shower did not materialise (or occurred just

Somerset. Further east the Mendip Hills have annual totals exceeding 1100 mm, while the Bath-Bristol area has totals around 800-900 mm. These figures can be compared to annual totals around 500 mm typical of the driest parts of Eastern England and over 4000 mm in the western Scottish mountains

Somerset. Further east the Mendip Hills have annual totals exceeding 1100 mm, while the Bath-Bristol area has totals around 800-900 mm. These figures can be compared to annual totals around 500 mm typical of the driest parts of Eastern England and over 4000 mm in the western Scottish mountains

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. www.metoffice.gov.uk/schools 9 Cloud in a glass experiment Resources you will need during session: • Large glass, jar or transparent container • Warm water (hot bath temperature) • Ice cubes • Metal or foil dish (you can make one of these out of foil if you don’t have one) • Black piece of paper/card Leave

Saulter has a longstanding connection to the sea. He remembers his love of surfing beginning at 14. But he’ll also never forget how the Penlee Lifeboat disaster rocked his local community. Following his first degree at the inland University of Bath, he was drawn back to the ocean, studying oceanography