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Radiance Assimilation Group which is responsible for processing the satellite radiance data which is assimilated into the Met Office NWP System. Dr Lee Hawkness-Smith Lee works in the Assimilation of Surface-based Observations Group based at MetOffice@Reading. James Hocking James works on the development

Chloe is a scientific software engineer at MetOffice@Reading.

Areas of expertise Software development Current activities Chloe works in the Mesoscale Modelling group at MetOffice@Reading based at the University of Reading Department of Meteorology. Chloe acts as the local computing facilities and data manager for MetOffice@Reading. Career background Chloe

, obtained a BSc in Meteorology from the University of Reading in 2012 and continued to obtain a PhD on measuring atmospheric turbulence with specially adapted radiosondes carrying accelerometers in 2016. The PhD involved comparing the sensors with remote sensing methods such as doppler lidar, radar

Areas of expertise Convective scale modelling  Convection and convective initiation Orographic rainfall Ocean waves  Publications by Dr Kirsty Hanley Current activities Kirsty works in the Mesoscale Modelling group at MetOffice@Reading based at the University of Reading Department of Meteorology

Modelling Research group at MetOffice@Reading. The overarching aim of the group is to undertake holistic development of  km and sub km scale versions of the Unified Model in collaboration with colleagues in the University of Reading Department of Meteorology. Currently the three major areas of work

The entrance to the gauge through the funnel is narrow to avoid debris clogging the mechanism and undesirable evaporation in hot weather. However, the gauge rapidly becomes blocked in snow and any readings at the time, and during thawing events when melted snow gradually trickles into the gauge

) in the USA. Being part of the MetOffice@Reading unit, Tsz Yan also maintains strong links with researchers at the University of Reading. Career background After completing his first degree in mathematics at Imperial College London, Tsz Yan joined the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training

Areas of expertise Boundary layer and urban meteorology Numerical modelling of urban and mesoscale interaction Subgrid-scale land-use and surface flux parametrizations Urban air quality Sylvia's Publications Current activities Sylvia works in the Mesoscale Modelling group at MetOffice@Reading based

the spread and skill of MOGREPS-UK. He is also involved in the verification of ensembles in South-East Asia as part of the WCSSP SE Asia project. Being part of the MetOffice@Reading community he also collaborates with researchers at the University of Reading. Career background Carlo's Publications Carlo