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This paper outlines the hydrological aspects of the 2013/2014 winter flooding in the UK, as well as the impacts. The episode is considered in a long-term historical context and wider issues

20 things you didn't know about the remarkable winter of 2013/14 in the ...

Weather chains during the 2013/2014 winter and their

Winter 2013/2014 was exceptionally wet and stormy as a succession of deep Atlantic low pressure systems, associated with a powerful

This is the first post on the exceptionally wet and stormy UK winter of 2013-14. So many severe weather events occurred that they almost seemed continuous a lot of the time.

The storms, which began in October last year, have forced many from their homes and are set to make the 2013-14 winter the wettest on record. More than 5,000 homes and

From mid-December to early January, the UK experienced a spell of extreme weather as a succession of major winter storms brought widespread impacts to the UK. The first storm of 5

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So what about winter 2014/15? I’d be very surprised if it’s as mild and wet as last year’s! That’s not really saying much of course as 2013/14 was exceptional. At this stage of the autumn if I was

You can use capitalised AND,OR,NOT to combine, widen or exclude search terms. Lightning strike – will find records with the two terms anywhere in the record “lighting strike” in quotes will

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Introduction. Throughout the winter of 2013/2014, a succession of vigorous low pressure systems crossed the UK. This resulted in the wettest winter on record for the UK

The notably wet and stormy winter of 2013/2014 in parts of Europe and the British Isles (e.g.Huntingford et al., 2014; van Oldenborgh et al., 2015; Wild et al., 2015) co-occurred

The winters of 2006-07, 2013-14, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2018-19, and 2019-20 were all in the Top 10 warmest winters in the UK, and 2006-07, 2013-14, 2015-16 and 2019-20 were in

Despite the severity of the east coast tidal surge and the ensuing months of wet weather, the number of homes and businesses inundated by water remained significantly lower than

The stormy winter of 2013/2014 came shortly after the floods of 2012 – also of national significance – and a cluster of other major flood events in recent years. So, is the nature of

A cluster of very significant daily, monthly and seasonal rainfall extremes have occurred in the most recent decade including the extremely wet winters of 2013/2014 and 2015/2016. The latter included Storm Desmond that

Winter 2013/2014. The winter of 2013/14 was severely affected by an exceptional run of winter storms, culminating in serious coastal damage and widespread, persistent flooding. The Polar

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On the 27th, the Met Office announced that 2013-14 had been been the wettest winter in the much longer-running England and Wales Precipitation (EWP) series going back to 1766, with 435 mm of rain having been recorded up to 24th

Furthermore, the analysis does not take account of any effect of climate change on the UK’s winter pressure patterns. If persistent low pressure patterns like those seen in winter

Coastal flooding in England and Wales from Atlantic and North Sea storms during the 2013/2014 winter

Winter storms of 2013/14 left many beaches in the UK in their most eroded state since records began. Exposed beaches were dominated by cross-shore transport processes

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This article provides an outline of the weather events of winter 2013/2014, and Introduction Winter 2013/2014 was exceptionally wet and stormy as a succession of deep

Research has found that the winter of 2013/2014 was ‘the stormiest UK winter on record’. It was the most energetic winter along the Atlantic coast of Europe in 65 years, with widespread wind damage, flooding and

The UK’s climate is inherently variable and there are many examples of extreme weather events – such as wet and stormy winters – in historical records. Providing a reliable

events of the winter to consequences in terms of flooding for inland and coastal communities. As a result of the mild, stormy Atlantic weather, one feature of the winter was the almost complete

Similar lists of diverse impacts of seasonal extreme events could be compiled also for other such events, for example, the wet and stormy winter over the United Kingdom in

Nathalie Schaller, the lead author of the paper in Nature Climate Change, explains the motivation and design of the experiment in January 2014 — in front of a badly flooded River

The winter was characterised by mild weather: winter temperatures were among the highest on record, around 1.5 degrees Celsius above the UK long-term average. Cold spells were almost absent, and few

The winter season of 2013/2014 was the stormiest on record for the British Isles. In this article we show that there was an unprecedented amount of cyclone clustering during this

The winter of 2013/4 saw a succession of storms batter the UK, leading to heavy rain and severe flooding across large parts of the country. The odds of those storms bringing

events of the winter to consequences in terms of flooding for inland and coastal communities. As a result of the mild, stormy Atlantic weather, one feature of the winter was the almost complete

Persistent storminess and precipitation, connected to a series of storms passing by in a short period of time, lasted for three months (Dec 2013 -Feb 2014) and caused storm damage and floods

This paper outlines the hydrological aspects of the 2013/2014 winter flooding in the UK, as well as the impacts. The episode is considered in a long-term historical context and wider issues