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UKCP18 Technical Note: Clipping and Baseline advice on Land Strand 1 data in UKCP18 Headline Summary This note provides technical detail on specific aspects of the methods used in the probabilistic projections. This may affect how you use and interpret the data. In short: • Pre-prepared probability
the Probabilistic Projections of Climate Extremes does not change any other UKCP product. 6. What else should I be aware of when using the data? Clipping As explained in a UKCP Technical Note (see https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/binaries/content/assets/ metofficegovuk/pdf/research/ukcp/ukcp18-technical-note
of billboards or advertising, links to YouTube or online articles and so on. Materials required • • Camera or phone • Internet access Newspapers, magazines Forecasting fact-busters | DIY activity Tip If you go on holiday, why not create your report about the weather there? You could use clippings from
as we start the day. “A mix of cloud and sunshine so a fine start across Northern Ireland with a few showers lurking across the Irish Sea, you may find one or two of those just clipping the Isle of Man. “We should see some fine conditions through the day, the best of the sunshine will always be towards
pushing towards the Isle of Man and the western side of Scotland. “This morning the cloud will slowly break across England and Wales away from the western side of Wales where you'll see filaments of rain just clipping that side. Elsewhere breaking cloud will allow for some sunshine. “It will be a fine end
head through the afternoon into evening time. At the same time across Northern Ireland, you'll see some brighter skies, but showers filing in on a strong wind and certainly some showers for the Western Isles and just clipping mainland Western Scotland as well. “There will be some fine weather
with this low-pressure system. There will also be heavy rain to come as we head through the afternoon into evening time. At the same time across Northern Ireland, you'll see some brighter skies, but showers filing in on a strong wind and certainly some showers for the Western Isles and just clipping mainland
will be even higher through into Saturday. However, through Friday night, that rain clears most parts. There's a straddling weather front though, which will weaken all the while into Saturday morning. It will sit anywhere from southern Scotland down towards the far south of Northern Ireland, clipping the far
to edge south-eastwards, with other areas remaining largely dry. A renewed northerly plunge meant a frosty start in some areas on the 25th, but some sunshine for most, albeit with showers clipping far eastern and far western coastal counties for a time. The 26th saw bands of showers from the north
