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 Atlantic storms bring a windy 2011The Met Office has revealed which European countries were the windiest during 2011 in a special edition of Wind Review for the wind energy industry. Colder weather for next weekColder weather will affect the UK over the next few days as weather from the east wins the battle for dominance against the milder conditions that have prevailed so far this winter. 150th photo competition winners announcedThe Met Office has announced the winners and runners up of the 150th celebration photo competition. UK winter - A sense of reasonOver the past few weeks, there have been some colourful headlines in some parts of the media about what´s in store for this year´s winter in the UK. ClearCut™ gives energy traders the edgeThe Met Office today launches a new product aimed to give the edge to those trading in UK power and gas derivatives. Wind Production Forecast improving power predictionsThe Met Office launches the Wind Production Forecast. A new site specific forecasting service for wind farms and wind energy production, developed based on feedback from the industry. Warm autumn weather 2011A period of unseasonably warm, settled weather in late September and early October brought sunshine and temperatures of up 29.9 C to many parts of the UK. Accurate forecasting by the Met Office allowed businesses and organisations to plan accordingly so the nation could enjoy the warm spell. New record temperature for October in the UKThe UK has a new record temperature for the month of October. September ends with warm sunshineAs expected, many parts of the UK will have warm sunshine for the last few days of September and the start of October. Next Page | Last Page | |
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