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• winter-storms-january-to-february-2014---met-office.pdf

  height of 25 metres (82 feet) and winds reached hurricane force. The storms made conditions around the coastline exceptionally dangerous. The South West main line railway was severely damaged at Dawlish, Devon during the storm of 4 to 5 February, severing a key transport link to the South West

• Met Office Deep Dive: Hot weather to bring heatwave for many

  of next week, good news for festivalgoers heading to Glastonbury and others hoping for more settled weather. Tropical Storm Erick: Watching the Pacific While the UK bakes, eyes are also on the Eastern Pacific, where Tropical Storm Erick is developing. It’s expected to strengthen into a hurricane

• state-of-the-uk-climate-2014-v3.pdf

  and rainfall intensity 30 Heavy Rainfall 33 Snow 35 Sunshine 36 Wind 40 Mean sea level pressure 42 Relative Humidity 43 Sea Level 44 Significant Weather Events in 2014 46 Winter storms 2013/14 46 Ex-hurricane Bertha 10 to 11 August 2014 46 Warmest Halloween on record 46 Annex 1: Datasets 47 Monthly

• state-of-the-uk-climate-2014-v3pdf

  and rainfall intensity 30 Heavy Rainfall 33 Snow 35 Sunshine 36 Wind 40 Mean sea level pressure 42 Relative Humidity 43 Sea Level 44 Significant Weather Events in 2014 46 Winter storms 2013/14 46 Ex-hurricane Bertha 10 to 11 August 2014 46 Warmest Halloween on record 46 Annex 1: Datasets 47 Monthly

• marthews_2014_ch17.pdf

  .................................................................................................................. 46 11. Hurricane Gonzalo and its Extratropical Transition to a Strong European Storm............................51 12. Extreme Fall 2014 Precipitation in the Cévennes Mountains

• marthews_2014_ch17pdf

  .................................................................................................................. 46 11. Hurricane Gonzalo and its Extratropical Transition to a Strong European Storm............................51 12. Extreme Fall 2014 Precipitation in the Cévennes Mountains

• 14_0622-space-weather-impact-scales_web.pdf

  and communicate the impact on people and systems. These are numbered scales analogous to those used to describe hurricanes or earthquakes. They describe the level of disturbance and possible impacts for three types of space weather, radio blackouts (R scale), geomagnetic storms (G scale) and solar radiation

• Ocotober 2015 Minutes

  hurricane Joaquin in order to accurately convey the uncertainty surrounding the possible storm track. Members of the PWSCG had noted in the media that they saw there was a clear explanation of the probability surrounding the possible storm track which they felt was a positive outcome. The MO blog

• Met Office Deep Dive: Storm season past and present

  since the Boxing Day storm of 1988. Like Ashley, Eowyn underwent explosive deepening as it approached the UK, driven by the dynamics of the jet stream. The storm brought hurricane-force winds, red warnings, and phenomenal sea states, particularly around the Irish Sea. Large waves and beach material

• factsheet_20-from-sorcery-to-supercomputers_2023.pdf

  it — and in the first page of his 1807 diary he produced second and much more recognisable scale with 12 forces ending in hurricane and descriptions of how each would affect a standard Man of War (a Royal Naval Frigate). Today this would be termed an impact scale. Beaufort letters are less well known but were in use