This paper presents the first annually resolved temperature reconstruction for England in the Middle Ages. To effect this reconstruction the starting date of the grain harvest in Norfolk has been employed as a temperature proxy. Using c. 1,000 manorial accounts from Norfolk, 616 dates indicating ...
Opportunity has now been taken to study these diagrams in connexion with thunderstorms in the south-east of England during the three months June, July, and August of last year, and the results obtained are of interest.doi:10.1038/117822a0DINES...
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Temperatures are expected to peak in the mid- to high-90s in the Mid-Atlantic region and New England, which, National Weather Service meteorologist William Churchill told the Associated Press, is "nothing to sneeze at even in the middle of the summer, let alone this early in the summer." ...
As European heatwaves become more severe, summers in the United Kingdom (UK) are also getting warmer. The UK record temperature of 38.7 °C set in Cambridge in July 2019 prompts the question of whether exceeding 40 °C is now within reach. Here, we show how human influence is incr...
Use the completed maps to illustrate and talk about how temperatures differ north and south of the equator. Students will note that temperatures south of the equator are warmer in January and cooler in July, which is the opposite of how temperatures adjust north of the equator. You might use...
Central England air temperature since 1659 The Central England surface air temperature series is the longest existing meteorological record. Thin lines = annual values. Thick lines = running 11 yr average. The above graphs for annual, summer and winter temperatures have been prepared using the compos...
For recent examples, in the English speaking world, I’d nominate England in 1976 and North America in 1936: horror heat alternating with horror cold. Of course, for seasonal abnormality that takes lives, nothing beats China in the 1930s. For a climate change that shaped Scandinavian destiny...
A 100-L reactor was built and run for a 12 month period fed on raw domestic wastewaters at ambient temperatures in Northern England. By examining performance under these conditions, insight can be gained into the areas that need to be addressed to take BES technology from a laboratory concept...
Householders are being asked to "carefully consider" their water usage, and not to waste it in the high temperatures. Water UK said the "most intense demand" was across the south of England but that "pretty much all companies are seeing elevated demand at the mome...