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and for 4 miles out to sea at Dunkirk. It also froze widely inshore with ice patches forming at sea and on beaches. The upper Thames froze over and a car was even driven across the frozen river at Oxford. Meanwhile 283 civilians had to be airlifted from RAF Fylingdales where they had become blocked
. Cloud and light rain slowly cleared the north on the 23rd, as warm sunny weather extended northwards, with 16.0 hours of sunshine at Oxford (Oxfordshire). Warmth and sunshine extended to all parts of the country by the 24th, then the 25th was sunny and very hot for many with a minimum temperature
early on the 25th. The 25th started with a widespread frost and was mostly sunny in the south-east, with 7.1 hours of sunshine at Oxford, but turned cloudier from the north with wintry showers developing in the north-west. Milder, cloudier weather established on the 26th and a belt of rain spread
the University of Oxford commented, “Being involved in running the CSSP China workshops provided me with a template on how to run a successful workshop that is not only engaging for the participants, but also for the tutors and workshop leaders involved. In the CSSP Brazil workshop we were able to demonstrate
, and Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon ROBERTO MERA Union of Concerned Scientists, Washington, D.C. MYLES ALLEN Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, and Environmental Change Institute, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, United
research projects were launched under WCSSP South Africa following a funding call that was co-designed by partners: 1) the Attribution of extreme Weather for southern African ImpacTs (AWAIT) project led by the University of Oxford; 2) the Water Availability duRing Drought (WARD) project led by the UK
) Shock responsive social protection systems research. Synthesis report. Oxford: Oxford Policy Management (www.opml.co.uk/sites/ default/files/OPM_Synthesis_Report_Shock_Responsive_SP.pdf) Oxfam (2017) From early warning to early action in Somalia. What can we learn to support early action
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2016 saw minimum temperatures widely remaining over 20 °C across central England. At Oxford, a daily minimum temperature of 21.2 °C was recorded, the highest daily minimum temperature at this station in digitized records of over 150 years. The highest gust speed at a low level station, 92 Kt (106 mph
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