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Thursday, April 24, will begin with a dry but cloudy start for many regions. The best breaks in the cloud cover will be across the north and northwest, where a few fog patches may form early in the morning. These fog patches are expected to clear quickly. However, further south and southeast

of these showers are likely to turn heavy, with a risk of thunderstorms, particularly during the afternoon and early evening. Elsewhere, conditions will remain more settled, with variable cloud cover and only a few light showers. Temperatures on Wednesday will be close to seasonal averages

? What are the dangers to the public? Has aircraft fuel been manipulated or has anything been added to the fuel to cause any change to the climate? How often spraying and/or any form of weather modification is taking place? Not excluding cloud forming. Cloud brightening. Cloud seeding. Solar radiation

Let’s break down the forecast for Saturday’s and Sunday's Premier League fixtures as well as the Semi-final of the Women's Rugby World Cup. Liverpool vs Everton (12:30pm) The Merseyside derby kicks off under a blanket of cloud, with rain becoming increasingly persistent and heavy as the day

turning to showers throughout the day. The far south of England will see sporadic rain and showers dying out, making way for sunny spells. By Monday night, the showers and thunderstorms will subside, leading to clear spells for many areas. However, patchy low cloud and isolated fog may develop

of no visibility likely. Snow fall will ease a little in the afternoon with some brighter spells possible and winds beginning to ease but making headway will be tricky on the fells. Chance of cloud-free hill tops above 800m: 30% becoming almost zero, overcast cloud to low levels will accompany snowfall. Low

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laser pulses transmitted at one or more given wavelengths (UV, visible or IR). Time-height plots of backscatter intensity produced from measurements can then be used to interpret the vertical profile of the atmosphere at each point where an instrument is located. However low cloud and fog will prevent

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with this is the clouds are white and snow on the ground is white, so it can be hard to tell them apart. The second image aims to solve this problem. It uses five channels in the near-infra-red part of the spectrum to construct an image in which the snow can be differentiated from the cloud. Snow lying