Being the height of summer, July is normally one of the driest and warmest months of the year. However, the British summer is known for being extremely changeable, and one of the main drivers for this is the Jet Stream.
On Sunday afternoon (23rd October), a band of intense thunderstorms developed over northern France and the English Channel, and moved quickly northwards into southern England, the Home Counties, East Anglia and southern North Sea.
Over the bank holiday weekend of the 23rd – 25th of May, Ruby, one of our Senior forecasters, took a trip to the Private Pilot Instrument (PPL/IR Europe) flying community Spring conference on the Isle of Guernsey.
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!
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.
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.
