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Areas of expertise Aviation Meteorology   Current activities Andrew joined the Aviation Applications team in October 2022 and is currently working on the development of probabilistic forecasts of convection and icing hazards for the World Area Forecast Centre. Alongside his science role Andrew

of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) Dir: Prof. R.V. Nandujah National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting Dir: Dr. E.N. Rajagopal Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services Dir: Dr. S.S.C. Chenoi National Centre for Coastal Research Dir: Dr. M.V. Ramana Murthy National Centre for Polar

Case study: Whitelee Wind Farm Control Centre – ScottishPower Renewables Safe and efficient wind farm operations with VisualEyes ™ Challenge Monitoring weather conditions across a large wind farm portfolio presents a range of challenges. For the health and safety of staff and contractors, as well

Hirst reported to the Board that the Met Office Hadley Centre is the number one in geosciences research centre in the world, as reported in the Times Higher Educational Supplement. • The Lawton Report, commissioned by DECC and Defra on the Met Office Hadley Centre, was discussed. Of particular interest

The National Oceanography Centre and the Met Office are collaborating to gather data which will improve the accuracy of weather forecasting and generate a better analyses of the state of the North Sea.

Cutting-edge underwater gliders, operated by engineers from National Oceanography Centre (NOC), navigate through the North Sea taking measurements, such as salinity and temperature, which are delivered to the Met Office in near real-time. The project, which will operate for the next three years

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with climate during the season. Although it was providing valuable scientific insight and remained popular with its observers, retirement of the last coordinator initiated closure of the network. After a gap of 50 years, the UK Phenology Network was resurrected in 1998 by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

1 Climate Research Lab, Centre for the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, 2 Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, UK, 3 School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK Abstract Determining the level of confidence in regional climate model projections could be very

in their personal lives. Many people feel committed to climate action because they are recycling or using LED light bulbs, but people also need to consider replacing their boiler with a hydrogen boiler or a heat pump or shifting to an electric vehicle. Even if we are to reach net zero tomorrow, we are still

overestimation varies in future climate is a key issue for CP climate modelling (i.e. how does the overestimation scale with temperature?) A consistent bias has been identified in the rain rate distribution, which exhibits too much heavy rain and not enough light rain. This bias is understandable given