Monthly Archives: March 2014
Behind the flood guidance: a meteorologist’s perspective
Peter Sloss, one of the Met Office forecasters involved in the flood forecasting service, provides in inside view of the developing hydrometeorological service capabilities. “Weather forecasting and more specifically rainfall forecasting was so much simpler way back then, even going … Continue reading
Posted in Forecasting, Hydrometeorology, Weather prediction
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Mountain Hydrometeorology
Mountain weather can be highly variable in space and time and is often extreme, with implications for recreation, agriculture, industry, infrastructure and ecosystems. A national meeting of the Royal Meteorological Society is being held on Saturday 28 June and Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Hydrometeorology
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Scottish Flood Forecasting Service 