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Business and Contracts, Energy

January 29, 2025

Moray West Milestone

We are incredibly proud to hear from Ocean Winds that the last (60th) turbine has been installed at the Moray West Wind Farm in the Moray Firth, Scotland!

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Business and Contracts

March 14, 2023

New ISO accreditations awarded to WeatherQuest

We are pleased to announce three new ISO accreditations awarded to WeatherQuest last week.

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Business and Contracts, Marine

February 21, 2025

PortQuest service for Baltic Hub

WeatherQuest has been awarded a contract to provide the PortQuest service to Baltic Hub over a three-year period (2025-2028)

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Outreach

May 16, 2023

Race for Life – Pretty Muddy Norwich

On Saturday, 13th May, some of our employees completed the Pretty Muddy Race for Life fun run, helping to raise much-needed money for Cancer Research UK.

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Outreach

October 14, 2024

RMetS East Anglia Centre: Up Next

After a fascinating first event, the RMetS East Anglia Centre already have two more events booked in for November and December!

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Outreach

April 9, 2024

The EGU General Assembly

Later this April one of our Research Meteorologists, Dr Dan Smith, will be heading to Vienna, Austria, to take part in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly conference.

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Agriculture, Climate

April 16, 2025

The Growth of UK Viticulture

Although there have been vineyards in the UK since the Roman occupation, UK viticulture didn’t gain commercial success until the mid 1900s.

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Outreach

September 12, 2024

The RMetS East Anglia Centre

This Autumn, two of our WeatherQuest forecasters are relaunching the RMetS East Anglia Local Centre, with the first talk already scheduled!

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Climate

March 14, 2025

The Weakening AMOC

One of the most important Ocean currents is the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which holds a vital role in the climate stability of the North Atlantic. With some climate models suggesting imminent collapse, a new joint Met Office and University of Exeter study shows this may not occur this century

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