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Urban Climate Services - The Bristol City Pack The City Pack uses the latest UCKP projections to provide local summaries of a city’s future climate. The first City Pack was co-developed with Bristol City Council and resulted in the co-delivery of three non-technical factsheets explaining how
Introduction UKCP Case Study: The Bristol City Council Factsheets Authors: Rebecca Parfitt 1 , Natalie Garrett 1 , Nicola Golding 1 , Claire Scannell 1 and Lucy Vilarkin 2 1. Met Office, Exeter; 2. Sustainability Project Manager, Bristol City Council Year of Production: 2020 Target Audience: City
for the future, enabling cities to become more resilient to climate change. Our first City Pack was co-developed with Bristol City Council in 2020. It resulted in the co-delivery of three non-technical factsheets explaining how the climate of Bristol may change over the rest of 21st Century
BRISTOL CLIMATE CHANGE The Science Time of day – As temperatures cool overnight, the moist conditions around the Estuary can lead to fog. Wind direction – Funnelling along the Estuary, between the Welsh Mountains and Exmoor can result in stronger WSW winds. The Welsh Mountains to the NW, can also
operates the 24-hour South West Falcon coach service. This travels between Plymouth, Exeter, Bristol Airport and Bristol City Centre. The Falcon serves the Honiton Road Park and Ride stop, just outside the Met Office, in both directions. Visit Megabus for more information about the Falcon and to plan
Bristol Heat Pack Cities can be impacted by a range of weather and climate hazards including extreme heat, heavy rainfall and sea level rise. The Heat Pack provides information on how extreme heat events in your city may change this century due to climate change, the impacts, and how to build
BRISTOL CLIMATE PACK INTRODUCTION This City Pack provides high level, non-technical summaries of climate change projections for an individual city or town. It uses scientific research to provide robust climate information to help decision makers plan for the future, enabling cities and towns
The UK Climate Resilience Programme produced a wide range of outputs, including interactive tools that can be used to support decision making. Keep Bristol Cool mapping tool The Keep Bristol Cool mapping tool is for policy makers and practitioners such as urban designers, landscape architects
Mean change in the variable e.g. temperature RANGE BRISTOL CLIMATE CHANGE UKCP Results UKCP Headlines for the UK Although the trend is for drier summers in the future, the latest UKCP data suggests possible increases in the intensity of heavy summer rainfall events. Sea levels will continue to rise
An AI/ML approach to improve NWP products using remote sensing data Amar Jyothi K [email protected] Group: DATA and AI/ML Team at NCMRWF ational Centra for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF) Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India (MoES) Global Seamless Modeling Workshop, Bristol, UK
