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In the Spotlight Lightning Photography - advice from award winning Photographer 19 June 2019 Stephen Cheatley, winner of the 2018 Weather Photographer of the Year competition explains the art of lightning photography.
In the Spotlight Video: A New Satellite System for the Next Generation of Weather & Climate Observations 18 June 2019 The next-generation satellite system provides high-resolution observations of Earth's atmosphere, including the ionosphere.
In the Spotlight 2017 Hurricanes and Aerosols Simulation 15 November 2017 NASA have produced a very impressive visualisation showing aerosols and hurricanes
In the Spotlight Have you ever had that sinking feeling? 26 June 2017 A blog post by our guest writer, Prof Paul Hardaker, Chief Executive of The Institute of Physics
In the Spotlight Weather Satellites 20 April 2014 Observations of the weather are made 24 hours a day, all over the world. The main observations are from weather satellites, balloons, landbased instruments, ships, buoys and aircraft.
In the Spotlight Watching the weather: Trained weather observer Mike Robinson talks about aviation forecasting and a life spent on the move 09 February 2012 From Shinfield near Reading to Linton-on-Ouse in Yorkshire via Ringway Airport. And all to watch the weather.