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Between 18:00UTC on Friday 9th November and 12:00UTC on Saturday 10thNovember 2001 260mm of rainfall was recorded at Bouzareah,compared to the November average of just 96mm.  This extreme rainfallresulted in landslides and flooding, causing immense damage to theBab-el-Oued district of Algiers and affected the lives of more than2000 people.  In this paper, key results from a modelling study ofthis event using the UK Met Office Unified Model at global (60km),regional (20km) and national (4km) horizontal resolutions aredescribed.  In general, it is found that the event could be wellforecast with increases in resolution leading to better predictions ofboth the distribution and intensity of the rainfall. The role of thelocal orography and latent heating are also discussed

High resolution modelling of the extreme precipitation event over Algiers in November 2001