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For many businesses, the weather is a strong driver of performance. Here, we introduce two assessment tools for organisations wanting to identify these links, so that they may subsequently be used to predict future changes. By combining data collected by businesses with historical weather data, the assessment tools use a set of pre‐defined statistical analysis methods to quantify their particular...
Forecasting and modelling fog formation, development, and dissipation is a significant challenge. Fog dynamics involve subtle interactions between small‐scale turbulence, radiative transfer and microphysics. Recent studies have highlighted the role of aerosol and related cloud microphysical properties in the evolution of fog. In this article, we investigate this role using very high‐resolution large...
This study surveys 200 years of London's weather and its public reporting in newspapers to reveal some of the recurring modes of reporting and linguistic styles that are used to describe and make sense of the human experience of weather. These modes include: the cultural anxieties prompted by ‘unusual weather’, the visual dramas of ‘great storms’, the weather as culpable, and the bench‐marking of...
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