Скачать или смотреть The Met Office's Impact-Likelihood Warning Matrix - Yellow, Amber or Red?

This session is a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into issuing a severe weather warning – how forecasters decide on a colour on the basis of both expected impacts and the likelihood of those impacts, and how and why that colour might change in the lead-up to an event.

Speaker Biography
Miss R C Sherwin FRMetS CMet
Rebekah Sherwin has worked as a Met Office operational meteorologist since 2008, in a career that has spanned a variety of roles in the UK and overseas – from Antarctica to St Helena! – including a period teaching meteorology in the Met Office College. Rebekah is now a Deputy Chief Meteorologist within the Guidance Unit, the team responsible for issuing National Severe Weather Warnings and providing leadership on the weather story across the Met Office.