Huw D Lewis

Nov 13, 2024 | essopenarchive.org | Ben Maybee |John Marsham |Huw D Lewis |James Bassford

How sensitive are Sahelian Mesoscale Convective Systems to cold pool suppression? AbstractUnderstanding the physical processes driving deep convective storms is an essential prerequisite for understanding the wider tropical atmosphere. Cold pools driven by rainfall evaporation are a ubiquitous feature of Mesoscale Convective Systems (MCSs) that have especially pronounced upscale effects in the climate of the West African Sahel, through their modulation of the regional monsoon circulation.

Jul 17, 2024 | tolerance.ca | Huw D Lewis

By Huw Lewis, Senior Lecturer in Politics, Aberystwyth University Vaughan Gething’s short but tumultuous period as first minister of Wales was brought to a dramatic end following the resignation of four key ministers from his cabinet.

Jul 17, 2024 | theconversation.com | Huw D Lewis

Vaughan Gething’s short but tumultuous period as first minister of Wales was brought to a dramatic end following the resignation of four key ministers from his cabinet. Only a fortnight after Keir Starmer entered 10 Downing Street with a three-figure majority, Labour in Wales has been plunged into crisis and faces difficult questions regarding its future direction. Gething became first minister in March this year following a close Welsh Labour leadership election.

Jul 5, 2024 | theconversation.com | Avery Anapol |Grace Allen |Laura Hood |Francesco Rigoli |Huw D Lewis |Lone Sorensen | +7 more

Labour has won the UK general election and is expected to achieve a landslide of around 400 seats in parliament, leaving the Conservatives on little more than 100 and Wales and the SNP set to have fewer than 10. The Liberal Democrats have won at least 60 seats and the Greens have won at least four, as have Reform which has also come second in many races. Here you’ll find expert reaction to results as they continue to come in.

Jul 3, 2024 | theconversation.com | Avery Anapol |Grace Allen |Laura Hood |Francesco Rigoli |Huw D Lewis |Lone Sorensen | +6 more

Labour has won the general election and is expected achieve a landslide of around 400 seats in parliament, having already taken over 100 seats from the Conservatives in England and Wales and many from the SNP in Scotland. The Liberal Democrats have won at least 50 seats and the Greens have won at least four, as have Reform which has also come second in many races. Here you’ll find expert reaction to results as they continue to come in.