About Stream
A stream is a body of water with surface water flowing within the bed and banks of a channel. The flow of a stream is controlled by three inputs - surface water, subsurface water and groundwater. The surface and subsurface water are highly variable between periods of rainfall.
Could X go bankrupt under Elon Musk?
... That s a fairly small revenue Stream relative to advertising, " he told me...
UK weather: Severe warnings issued ahead of Storm Ciarán - BBC Weather
... This explosive cyclongenesis is being driven by a very powerful jet Stream - winds high in the atmosphere - with speeds of around 200mph (322km/h)...
UK weather: Heat-health alert in place as temperatures to hit 32C
... The Met Office said that tropical storms in the far western Atlantic, as well as deep areas of low pressure, have helped to amplify the jet Stream - a fast wind high in the atmosphere - over the Atlantic Ocean...
Elephant corridors: The busy trunk routes where locals take care to cross
... " It used to be the most clear Stream...
UK weather: When will it stop raining and the summer improve?
... The two are linked - and crucially it s down to where the jet Stream is...
Heatwave: Is it coming to the UK? - BBC Weather
... This change was due to movement of the jet Stream - a fast wind high in the atmosphere...
Where has the summer gone? - BBC Weather
... Often the jet Stream - the flow of winds high up in the atmosphere - rushes quickly from west to east in nearly a straight line...
Satellite images show Canadian wildfire smoke over UK
... It was blown across the Atlantic Ocean through the jet Stream - a fast flowing air current in the Earth s atmosphere...
UK weather: When will it stop raining and the summer improve?
By Francesca GillettBBC News
For weeks now, the UK's Weather has been Unsettled - with widespread rain, cooler temperatures and an autumnal feel.
This is all while much of Southern Europe has been enduring dangerous, back-to-back heatwaves that have seen temperatures top 40C and large wildfires.
The two are Linked - and crucially it's down to where the Jet Stream is. So how long will this Weather last?
What's The Forecast - and why is The Weather so bad?" This Week and for much of next week it looks as though the Unsettled Weather will continue for the UK - So There will be further showers or longer spells of rain and at times strong winds, " says Gemma Plumb, a BBC Weather forecaster.
Later This Week , a change in airflow means temperatures will Fall - and be pushed to Below Average in many areas. Temperatures are Forecast to sit between 15 and 20C for The Coming week.
" Any drier periods of Weather for the UK next week are likely to be short-lived, " she adds.
This Wednesday is also set to be particularly windy across southern parts of the UK - with strong winds especially likely along the South Coast and through the English Channel .
" It is quite unusual to get these types of storms in August, " says Gemma.
She explains it is because the Jet Stream - which flows high overhead and brings in High Pressure , meaning dry and sunny Weather - is not in the usual place.
The Jet Stream is normally to the north of UK but this year the Jet Stream is sat to The South of the UK. " This has brought areas of Low Pressure and Unsettled Weather to the UK over The Last few weeks and has brought the hot Weather to Southern Europe . "
Last Summer 's was also down to the Jet Stream , which swept up hotter air from the equator. " We just haven't been in that Weather pattern this summer, " says the Met Office 's Graham Dixon.
When will it stop raining?It looks as though the Unsettled Weather will continue for the UK through much of August, says Gemma.
" There are signs that more prolonged drier, and slightly warmer, Weather is possible later in the month, but more likely into September. "
The Met Office also says dry Weather is likely to arrive in the UK at The End of August, although they are not expecting the kind of prolonged heat we saw Last Year .
" But there are some warmer interludes possible, more likely later in August, " said Stephen Dixon from the Met Office .
For now though, July ends as it has been - with More Rain .
Some places have even seen their wettest Julys on record, such as Castlederg in Northern Ireland and Preston in north-west England. Both stations have seen two to Three Times the average July rainfall.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
