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caa_verification_202412-december-24.pdf

). Overleaf are a series of plots showing the Gerrity Skill Score in relation to the agreed performance measure for forecast Cloud Base and Visibility at airports in receipt of 9, 24 and 30 hr TAFs. Ronaldsway (EGNS) has now been included alongside the other ’9hr North’ airports, but it is not included

Met Office daily weather: Warm sunshine and scattered showers

. Low cloud near North Sea coasts from Northeast England northwards may persist, accompanied by a brisk easterly breeze that will keep coastal areas cooler. Inland areas, however, will enjoy warm to very warm temperatures, with highs ranging from 23-25°C and isolated spots potentially reaching 27°C

Airfield climate data

Access airfield climate statistics at 47 UK airports, including occurrence of LVPs, temperature, cloud cover, weather types, visibility and wind.

, consequently valid pre-flight briefing documentation still needs to be obtained for each flight. The Charts Occurrence of LVPs (Low Visibility Procedures) - When the cloud base and/or surface visibility fall below certain limits (for example 1,500 m for visibility and 300 ft for cloud*), the operating

World Area Forecast Centre (WAFC)

of cumulonimbus clouds and turbulence, erupting volcanoes, and tropical cyclones.  Global gridded WAFS data sets: We produce global gridded data sets of wind and temperature for efficient flight planning, as well as gridded data sets of hazardous phenomena like cumulonimbus clouds, clear air

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Rising temperatures this week to trigger thunderstorms and heavy downpours

will be the cloudiest locations.  While Wednesday itself will be a largely fine and dry day for much of the UK, with just the southwest of England, Northern Ireland and western Wales perhaps under cloud, heavy, thundery showers will move in through the evening and overnight from the southwest.   Some

New flagship climate models - UKESM1 and HadGEM3-GC3.1

a host of advances (as detailed in a peer reviewed paper) which deliver a marked improvement compared to previous models. For example, while the Met Office’s highly regarded previous generation model HadGEM2-ES is considered a world leader in its representation of clouds, the new models include

Doug Johnson

Areas of expertise Aviation meteorology and regulated aviation services Cloud physics Simulating planetary motions in rotating, baroclinic laboratory experiments  Publications by Doug Johnson Current activities Applied Science and Scientific Consultancy is a relatively new directorate within

Climate change scientists

of high-resolution convection-permitting models to understand future climate change at the regional level. Dr Yoko Tsushima Yoko works to quantify and reduce uncertainty in climate change, through understanding and improving the representation of cloud-radiative processes. Mark Webb Mark chairs

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