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• What are our priorities and how are we doing

  safe and thrive (copy available upon request, please contact us). How are we doing? We have an open and transparent policy on how well our public weather forecasts are performing. See how we are doing against our targets.

• Nature doing heavy lifting to slow carbon-dioxide rise

  The Met Office global carbon-dioxide forecast for 2022 has been published today [Tuesday 11 January, 2022]. Professor Richard Betts MBE – who leads the team behind the CO2 forecast –  said: “Our 2022 forecast suggests that nature will temporarily be doing our ‘heavy lifting’ this year as ecosystems

• Parents could be doing more to protect their children’s eyes from UV

  be irreversible. Worryingly, just 43% of UK adults say they have sunglasses that offer UV protection. Parents urged to protect children Although everyone is at risk, children’s eyes do not fully develop and provide natural lens protection until the age of 12 and they are likely to spend much more time outside

• What are the August Bank Holiday’s current weather records?

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• Met Office weather: What are this weekend's festival forecasts?

  , Bullet for My Valentine, Jimmy Eat World, Don Broco, Spiritbox, Within Temptation, The Darkness. Depot Live – Cardiff Castle, Cardiff In Cardiff, festivalgoers attending Depot Live should brace for stormy conditions on Friday. Thunderstorms, hail, and gusty winds are also expected, making

• The Great South Run: What to expect from the weather

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• uk_synop_station_list_-_cdl_climate_data_logger_numbered_stations_jul24pdf

  99006 DUNSTAFFNAGE 3 56.45039 -5.43974 SCO 1964 99008 EAST MALLING 33 51.28756 0.4484 ENG 1925 99010 FYVIE CASTLE 55 57.44272 -2.38973 SCO 1908 99014 KATESBRIDGE 91 54.29673 -6.11118 NI 1983 99015 KILLOWEN 4 54.07683 -6.18401 NI 1989 99016 KINBRACE, HATCHERY 103 58.23025 -3.92206 SCO 1956 99017 WIGHT

• uk_synop_station_list_-_cdl_climate_data_logger_numbered_stations_jul24.pdf

  99006 DUNSTAFFNAGE 3 56.45039 -5.43974 SCO 1964 99008 EAST MALLING 33 51.28756 0.4484 ENG 1925 99010 FYVIE CASTLE 55 57.44272 -2.38973 SCO 1908 99014 KATESBRIDGE 91 54.29673 -6.11118 NI 1983 99015 KILLOWEN 4 54.07683 -6.18401 NI 1989 99016 KINBRACE, HATCHERY 103 58.23025 -3.92206 SCO 1956 99017 WIGHT

• Rainfall in the first half of September: A wet start, but the deficit remains

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• UK climate extremes

  consultancy Insights About us Who we are, what we do and organisational news. Who we are Who we are Our people Our values Our history Accuracy Innovation Impact How we are run How we are run The Met Office Board Our governance structure Public Weather Service Our Chief Executive The Executive Team Non