Consulting

Met Office Consulting offers world-leading weather and climate expertise to help you make informed strategic and operational decisions. We offer an insight into the future, providing risk analyses and long-range forecasts that highlight the certainty and credibility of forecast signals.

The Met Office provided some of the best tropical storm guidance in 2007, having been shown to be more accurate than traditional predictions.
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Dr Matt Huddleston, Senior Scientist from the Met Office Hadley Centre and Jasmine Montgomery, Deputy Managing Director of FutureBrand spoke on climate change and business adaptation strategies. They introduced ideas on how companies can use climate change strategies to improve brand strength and increase visibility.

Future now adapting to climate change

The Met Office can determine the impacts weather and climate change will have on your business and tailor our data and models to enable you to make informed business-critical operational and strategic decisions. We use the latest risk-based weather and climate analyses to help you make the best choices for your business – maximising safety and minimising losses.
How we work with business

The Met Office has made substantial contributions towards submissions for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Assessment Report.  This most recent report examines the impacts of climate change on: water, food, ecosystems, coastal areas, health, industry, settlement and society. 

Adaptation policy is crucial for dealing with the unavoidable impacts of climate change, but it has be under-emphasised in many countries."
Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change

Sir Nick Stern led a major review on the economics of climate change with scientific research carried out at the world leading Met Office Hadley Centre forming the backbone of the report. Met Office Consulting builds upon this unique climate science expertise to help government and businesses future-proof against climate change impacts and develop mitigation and adaptation strategies to minimising risks and losses and maximise profit.

More about the Stern Review