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• Mauna Loa carbon dioxide forecast for 2022

  concentrations are to follow those in the SSP1-1.9 scenario, the rate of rise will need to slow rapidly over the next 2 decades and come to a halt in the early 2040s (Figure 4). The average CO2 rise over the 2020s would need to be similar to that forecast here for 2022 (Table 4), but since this year's slower

• typhoons.indd

  to help predict tropical cyclone landfall risk along the coasts of Eastern and Southern China. At the Met Office, the seasonal forecasting system, GloSea5, has shown high skill for predictions of tropical cyclone landfall risk in East Asia. This skill comes from the ability of the forecast model

• Marine observations: Underpinning forecasts and climate understanding 

  every three to six hours while at sea and transmitted back to the Met Office by satellite. About half of the UK’s ship observations come from European waters and the North Atlantic, with the remainder from further afield.  READ MORE: How the Met Office uses radar to deliver accurate weather

• southern-england_-climate-met-officepdf

  saw gusts of around 60-70 knots across the region. The direction of the wind is defined as the direction from which the wind is blowing. As Atlantic depressions pass the UK the wind typically starts to blow from the south or south-west, but later comes from the west or north-west as the depression

• WMO Integrated Strategic Planning Guide_Version 6.0

  are referred to as “residual risks” Theory of Change Theory of change is a causal model. It defines all building blocks required to bring about a given long-term goal. It explains how and why the desired change is expected to come about. Strategic Plan A strategic plan is a document used

• Socially inclusive and sustainable action to build resilience to climate change

  a more resilient, equitable, and prosperous world for generations to come.  Addressing these challenges requires us to focus on building strong partnerships within the wider climate science community to facilitate the sharing of expertise, skills, and capabilities across closely aligned research

• Sea ice: an overview

  , reducing the amount available to melt the ice and in the winter the clouds act as a blanket that insulates the lower atmosphere and ocean, causing reduced ice growth. Most of the fresh water in the Arctic comes from rivers and so an increase in rainfall over Eurasia or North America can make

• PublicWeatherServiceCustomerGroupAnnualReport2025-26pdf

  of warnings should be 82% from April 26. This was a stretch target for this year but will come into effect as the baseline target for FY26/27. Performance was expected to be challenging earlier in the year before stabilising, with the target being exceed by the end of the year. PM1.2a Awareness of amber

• PowerPoint Presentation

  www.metoffice.gov.uk 29 Working together on UK Climate Projections © Crown Copyright 2026, Met Office © Crown Copyright 2020, Met Office Back Home Defining: Hazard, Exposure and Vulnerability In the context of climate change, your risk is a combination of hazard, vulnerability and exposure • Hazards come from weather

• wiser-transform-infographics---lessons.pdf

  services. 7. Consider sustainability 1. Sustain improved levels of service to meet increased demand Lesson 1 Improved climate services and products come with increased user demands that need to be sustained beyond project timeframes. Projects should target strategic gaps in services and capacity