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evening with some heavy bursts of rain and gales in areas open to the wind.  Indeed some severe gales are expected in western and north-eastern Scotland. The rain will clear from the west through Sunday with strong winds and blustery showers following. A Yellow National Severe Weather Warning for wind

on most days but tends to come in short bursts of an hour or two in the afternoon or overnight, with the heaviest rain falling in September and October While it is not the hottest time of the year, the high humidity caused by the SW monsoon can make the wet season an uncomfortable time to visit

of applications, from the prediction of pipe bursts in the soil through to climate change predictions and weather forecasting. He contributed to setting up the climate side of JCHMR in 2002 and took over the management of the land surface processes group in 2004. In between he spent six months

. The causes The rainfall events of 2012 have led to a lot of questions being asked. Is the UK getting wetter? Are our weather patterns changing? Is climate change to blame? Evidence would also suggest that we are getting more rain in total and also it may be falling in more intense bursts. Weather

water levels and the rain flows straight to streams and rivers which are prone to bursting their banks. Despite the amount of rain received in April many areas remained in drought. These areas were East Anglia, the Southeast, South and East Yorkshire, the Southwest and the Midlands. River flows

to a temporary strengthening of natural carbon sinks. Weather patterns linked to the current La Niña event are expected to promote a temporary burst of growth in tropical forests that soak up some of humanity’s emissions.   Carbon dioxide will continue to build up in the atmosphere Despite these La Niña

� faster � earlier arrival time CAT derived parameters Lat = 16° Lon = -12° Width = 36° (-6.5) Speed = 1271 km/s Model run predicted arrival: 2014-09-11 02:00 Actual shock arrival time: 2014-09-11 22:58 Error: -20:58 (horrible) 23 Can we use radio bursts to constrain CME speed? • Study of Type II radio

Clouds are one of nature's most consistently visible wonders and can also tell us a lot about what is going on up in the atmosphere.

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). During a solar flare the increase in radiation from the Sun causes the ionosphere to absorb rather than reflect signals, disrupting communications systems on the sun-lit side of the Earth. The Sun may also emit radio bursts at multiple wavelengths causing various problems for communication

, with thundery showers likely and a possibility of some heavy bursts of rain, with around 25mm of rain possibly falling within an hour in some spots. Whilst there is a chance of this risk extending into parts of Wales and perhaps the southwest of England on Friday afternoon the majority