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containing the top five exporting countries for each crop) and large producers (regions producing more than 1% of the present-day (year 2000) global total for each crop). • Water demand for irrigation icons are only shown in regions for which crop yield icons have been included. In addition

format is used in the UKCP Products? The date formats used depends on the UKCP Product: For the UKCP Global, Regional and Local, the Met Office PPE members of the ensemble (i.e. members 1-15) use a 360-day year, consisting of 12 months each containing 30 days. For UKCP Global, the CMIP5 members

Saturday 13 September Saturday will bring a mix of sunny spells and scattered, blustery showers across the UK. These showers may become heavy and thundery at times, particularly in the west, and could organise into bands through the day. However, parts of the south and southeast may see showers

Saturday 19 December 1981 (Penlee Lifeboat Disaster) Weather chart for 1200 UTC on 19 December 1981 General summary After another severe frost overnight, the day was very cold and mostly sunny in eastern and central England, but became rather less cold and cloudy elsewhere as freshening southerly

; “This will bring a much wetter and windier spell than we’ve seen so far this autumn, but nothing that is unusual for the time of year. “The fast-moving system will bring strong gale force winds, locally in excess of 60mph, and heavy rain into the northwest before pushing quickly southeast through the day. We

and pressure readings were recorded twice per day at set times. This image shows the first page from his diary. Many diaries include detailed observations on plants and animals. The study of recurring plant and animal behaviour in relation to the seasons is known as phenology. The diary of Caroline

already saturated there is a chance of further flooding, members of the public should check their flood risk and stay up to date with flood warnings from Natural Resources Wales, SEPA, NI Direct and the Environment Agency.” Blustery showers will continue through the day on Monday and Tuesday, particularly

, and Northern Ireland in the early hours. Medium to high level cloud accompanied this across northern and western regions. The day started with a band of thundery rain approaching Cornwall from the southwest, which reached Devon by mid-morning before easing. It was a mostly dry morning elsewhere. By midday some

Saturday 13 September Saturday will bring a mix of sunny spells and scattered, blustery showers across the UK. These showers may become heavy and thundery at times, particularly in the west, and could organise into bands through the day. However, parts of the south and southeast may see showers

Much of England and Wales will see dry weather for the rest of today (Friday), with the best of the sunshine likely in the south. For many, Saturday will be the best day of the Bank Holiday weekend. It will be a largely dry day for much of the UK, with some good periods of sunshine for many