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What is lightning and how does the Met Office monitor it?

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leaderpack_1-3-update.pdf

Leader pack Sessions 1-3 What is temperature? What is wind? What are clouds? Measuring the weather VIRTUAL Science Camp 2021 Thank you for joining us for the first Virtual Science Camp 2021! Since 2013 we have welcomed over 1,500 young people to Met Office HQ for our Science Camps. However, due

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Satellite image of the month - 2019

region. From this viewpoint at 35,000 km above the Equator the extent of the fog can clearly be seen. Using data from channels detecting radiation at visible and near infra-red wavelengths we can produce an image that is close to true colour, however ice clouds and snow on the ground appear

Dr Adrian Lock

Areas of expertise Parametrization development. Boundary layer modelling. Clouds and turbulence. Large-eddy simulation. Publications by Adrian Lock Current activities Adrian manages the boundary layer and surface processes team, which is part of Atmospheric Processes and Parametrizations. The team

Satellites and thunderstorms - WCSSP case study

Thunderstorms are associated with numerous hazards including heavy rainfall and lightning. In addition to these hazards, tiny ice crystals can form within the storm’s rapidly growing clouds. These high-altitude crystals can be particularly dangerous to aircraft as they can stick to aircraft

peak_district.pdf

showers Heavy rain showers Sunny intervals Sunny intervals Clear night Precipitation probability 20% 30% 40% 20% 10% <05% Forecast for Monday 14 Jul 2025 2025-07-14 Weather: Risk of low cloud and fog at first, clearing quickly after dawn. Bands of showery rain—some may be heavy and possibly thundery

european_model_data_sheet_lores1.pdf

cloud amount Hourly 75 22. Medium cloud amount Hourly 74 23. Low cloud amount Hourly 73 24. Total cloud Hourly 71 25. Convective cloud amount Hourly 72 26. Convective cloud base (hPa) Hourly 153 27. Convective cloud top (hPa) Hourly 154 28. Cloud fraction (below 1000ft ASL) Hourly 207 29. Height lowest

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Satellite image of the month - 2020

-colour image highlights where snow is lying on the ground. They are created using five channels in the near-infra-red part of the spectrum so things look a little different to what the human eye would see. Snow can be easily differentiated from the white cloud as it now appears in a bright orange

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