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) on the 25th. Weather impacts On the 4th, there were road and rail closures across the Central Belt and evacuations at Garnock Valley and Tillicoultry. A landslip closed the rail line near Helensburgh and another landslip blocked the A83 at the Rest and be Thankful. Thunderstorms caused some impacts
and M62 were all blocked for a time. On the 17th, around 100 properties in Pentre, Rhonda Valley were flooded during a torrential thunderstorm. In Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire, there was a roof collapse at a Specsavers store and flooding at the Royal Mail depot in Beeston. There was property
and Farnborough. A family was rescued when flood water entered their home in Hastings, and there were reports of flooding to a number of properties in the Thames Valley area. In the south-west there were reports of flooding in Wimborne and Colehill. On the 25th thunderstorms developed across Powys
) and in four colors (green, yellow, orange, and red) the levels of weather-related risks (Vigilance Maroc Meteo, n.d.). • Ourika valley and flood warning system in the High Atlas Mountains. Ourika watershed is a small sub-basin (503 km2) in the high Atlas Mountains, part of Tensift catchment, South
the geographic range and Page 4 of 125 2022, Met Office incidence of vector-borne diseases such as malaria and Rift Valley Fever, especially along the margins of current distribution. Rising temperatures and temperature extremes will also lead to heat stress, particularly in cities, though in rural lowland
Riverside Quidhampton Wood Bemerton Water Meadows Bishopdown Park Bishopdown Railway Burrough's Hill Laverstock Down Church Road Avon Valley Sports Centre Wyndham Park Churchill Gardens 8 Ticks in urban green space Locations 9 Urban ticks in Bath Site ID Habitat Transect (5m) Total nymphs collected Total
reached 84 knots (97 mph) at High Bradfield (South Yorkshire) on 27 September 1975. Wales has seen gusts up to 73 knots (84 mph) at Valley (Gwynedd) on 5 September 1967 and Capel Curig (Gwynedd) as recently as 27 September 2023. Northern Ireland’s record is 79 knots (91 mph) at Killowen (County Down
? The best sites are on level ground, free from trees, buildings, or steep slopes that could affect measurements. Factors that can introduce uncertainties include buildings which can artificially warm temperature readings, trees that can shelter instruments from wind or sunshine, and valleys (frost
of the Pennines and Lake District, the Southern Uplands and much of central Scotland (although partially concealed by cloud). The prominent snow-free valley in the centre of the image is the Vale of Eden, with Cross Fell, the highest point of the Pennines, lying to the east. Ireland’s Wicklow Mountains
fanned a fast-moving wildfire with devastating impact to the community. Wildfires are more severe during extended periods of hot dry weather, because higher temperatures cause more evaporation and this dries the vegetation, creating fuel for the fires. In 2021, Death Valley, recorded a record 54.4
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